That Motown Band – Home for the Holidays

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Doors 2:00pm, Show 3:00pm That Motown Band warmly invites you to an unforgettable afternoon of joy and nostalgia at the “Home for the Holidays” Spectacular on December 13th at Edmond Town Hall! Prepare to be transported by the iconic sounds of Motown as we celebrate the holiday season with a performance unlike any other. Enjoy classic hits from legendary Motown artists such as The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, and The Four Tops. Our talented cast will breathe life into the magic of Motown with soulful renditions of beloved Motown holiday classics. Gather your friends and family for a night filled with singing, dancing, and the joyous spirit of the season. It’s the perfect way to kick off your holiday festivities! Don’t miss your chance! Secure your seats today and let the spirit of Motown fill your heart this upcoming holiday season! Joining That Motown Band is the legendary Garfield Fleming, a celebrated Soul vocalist who spent 25 years with The Delfonics alongside William Hart. With a striking resemblance to David Ruffin, Garfield captivates audiences, but it’s his voice that truly transports fans back in time. He effortlessly channels the sounds of legends like Bobby Womack and David Ruffin, performing hits that resonate with nostalgia. In 1981, he released the unforgettable single “Please Don’t Send Me Away,” which continues to be cherished by listeners worldwide, solidifying his status as a solo artist. At the helm of That Motown Band is musical director Tom Schizzano, a talented multi- instrumentalist, arranger, and vocalist. Tom has created and produced music for global television shows and advertising campaigns, with credits that include CBS/Paramount, Disney, PBS, and NBC/Universal. His impressive resume features live performances with renowned artists like Hall & Oates, Cyndi Lauper, Lou Christie, and Paul Shaffer. Additionally, Tom has produced and arranged music for pop and oldies recording artists such as The Tokens and Jimmy…

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