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Hey, everyone!
Want to hear six guys, each of whom has the voice of an angel melded with with raw, emotional power of a James Brown?
Want to listen to a sextet of exquisite musicians with virtuoso skills, who can draw gasps of awe from their audience as they coax notes from their instruments that only true masters could obtain?
Want to experience a band that has been playing together for years -- nay, *decades* -- and thus each of them has a nearly telepathic communication with the others and a consummate command of their material?
Want to witness a stage show unlike any you've ever seen, where the band reaches out and embraces the audience, refusing to let go until the last note has stopped echoing?
Want to see an incredible light show, a fabulous sound system, and incredible costuming worthy of a top Vegas show?
So do we, but we have no idea where to find anything like that. So instead, Toast! is playing this Friday night at the Silverton Cafe (on Montgomery Road in Silverton, naturally), from 8:30 to 12:30. We'd love it if you showed up too! We can't promise any of the above (other than it'll be six guys who have been playing together for decades. Or maybe centuries. We're really not sure.) But hey, there's food and there are drinks, and we'll be playing our blend of (mostly) classic rock. What more could you want, really?
Besides, if you went to see that OTHER band we were talking about earlier, the ticket prices would be enormous. The Silverton Cafe will let you in for free. How can you pass up that bargain?
So... We'll be looking for you there on Friday!
Toast is: Tom Vogel (drums and low vocals), Rick Hagee (keys and high vocals), Steve Gallant (Sax, Iwi, flute, nose flute, and middle vocals), Steve Leigh (bass, bass boat, loud vocals), Dale Lewis (lead guitar, colorful sneakers, and backing vocals) and Tom Steele (acoustic guitar, cowbell instruction, and sweet vocals).
Want to hear six guys, each of whom has the voice of an angel melded with with raw, emotional power of a James Brown?
Want to listen to a sextet of exquisite musicians with virtuoso skills, who can draw gasps of awe from their audience as they coax notes from their instruments that only true masters could obtain?
Want to experience a band that has been playing together for years -- nay, *decades* -- and thus each of them has a nearly telepathic communication with the others and a consummate command of their material?
Want to witness a stage show unlike any you've ever seen, where the band reaches out and embraces the audience, refusing to let go until the last note has stopped echoing?
Want to see an incredible light show, a fabulous sound system, and incredible costuming worthy of a top Vegas show?
So do we, but we have no idea where to find anything like that. So instead, Toast! is playing this Friday night at the Silverton Cafe (on Montgomery Road in Silverton, naturally), from 8:30 to 12:30. We'd love it if you showed up too! We can't promise any of the above (other than it'll be six guys who have been playing together for decades. Or maybe centuries. We're really not sure.) But hey, there's food and there are drinks, and we'll be playing our blend of (mostly) classic rock. What more could you want, really?
Besides, if you went to see that OTHER band we were talking about earlier, the ticket prices would be enormous. The Silverton Cafe will let you in for free. How can you pass up that bargain?
So... We'll be looking for you there on Friday!
Toast is: Tom Vogel (drums and low vocals), Rick Hagee (keys and high vocals), Steve Gallant (Sax, Iwi, flute, nose flute, and middle vocals), Steve Leigh (bass, bass boat, loud vocals), Dale Lewis (lead guitar, colorful sneakers, and backing vocals) and Tom Steele (acoustic guitar, cowbell instruction, and sweet vocals).
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