R & R Acoustic Duo

Borden, IN

Starts at $250

Travels up to 200 miles

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Overview

Classic and current Pop rock - blues - jazz/rock - easy listening covers. everything from steely dan to chile peppers. soothing to edgy. acoustic guitars, keyboards, bass, harmonica. appropriate break music provided. easy to work with. professional musicians that put quality 1st.


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Price range: Starts at $250

Languages: English

About

R&R consist of Robert Marston, Guitar, Keys, Bass, Harmonica, Vocals, and Ronnie Scharrer, Guitar, Ukelele, Vocals. The duo is capable of handling most any situation from small parties to large corporate events and weddings. Mostly classic to current pop rock / easy listening to hard edged. Beatles, Eagles, Steely Dan, Sting, James Taylor, Elton John, and all the way to Chile Peppers, STP, Led Zeppelin, Soundgarden. Special music can be learned upon request with enough notice. R&R's uniqueness comes from their attention to detail in the music they play. One can tell immediately that these guys are not just a throw together, slop through it type of act. Quality first is their aim. They provide break music as well and can usually acquire specially requested break music too. R&R are 2 easy going guys that will go the extra distance to accommodate their clients.

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