Vintage Vocal Quartet

The Vintage Vocal Quartet brings the sweet, swinging harmonies of the Swing Era—when jazz and pop were one—to New England audiences and lindy hoppers. This four-piece harmony machine is "dialed in" to the sound of groups like Glenn Miller’s Modernaires, the Andrews Sisters, and the Nat King Cole Trio, as well as vocalists like Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. Founded by David Thorne Scott after touring with the legendary Four Freshmen, the quartet features Paul Pampinella (guitar), Taylor O’Donnell (piano), and Chris Humphrey (trombone/drums), who provide all their own instrumental accompaniment. Get ready to swing!

Vintage Vocal Quartet can either bring all of its own equipment (Instruments, amplifiers, microphones, small PA, etc), or the following would be required:
-Four vocal microphones (Shure SM58 or better).
-Four microphone stands with boom attachment.
-Guitar amplifier
-Bass amplifier
-Two guitar stands
-Electronic piano or acoustic piano
-One trombone stand
-Small PA system (minimum of four inputs) with two main speakers on stands and at least three floor monitor speakers (four is best).
-Cables appropriate for connecting above equipment.

Stage must have adequate room for four musicians to perform. Keyboard, "cocktail" drum kit (snare, Hi-hat, cymbal), electric guitar, and electric bass.

Lighting simply needs to be ON so they are visible to the audience and to each other.