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The Dave Banks Big Band- This powerhouse 17 piece swinging
big band is based out of Akron, Ohio and is led by Ohio native and 20 year Las Vegas veteran trumpet artist, Dave Banks.
The band boasts of having the very top players in the Northeast Ohio area including trumpeter John English, saxophonists
Don Turoso, Bob Esterle and Brad Wagner, trombonist Chas Baker, pianist Roland Paolucci and drummer Mark Gonder. Dave fronts
the band with his soaring trumpet and also shares the vocal duties with talented jazz singer, Marsha Newman. This band will
definitely make your event sparkle. Their repertoire ranges from original compositions to standard big band favorites. The
music from many current top exciting arrangers is featured. They have played to packed houses at the Cleveland Bop Stop, Carousel
Dinner Theatre, and The Tangier Ballroom. They will travel the United States, Canada and Europe and are available for Cruise
Ship bookings.

Having A Party or
Event?
Special Rates Available!
The Dave Banks Big Band is ready to bring live big band music to make your party or event spectacular! Contact Dave
to set up a date at 330-472-2512.

Have Cause, Will Travel!
Does your organization need a great fundraising event? Put The Dave
Banks Big Band to work for you. We have done 50/50 concerts, dinner/show/dances and other packages designed to help bring
in money for your particular cause. We work with schools as well as non-profit organizations and will discount rates to fit
your budget needs. Contact us at dbanks1@neo.rr.com and get the ball rolling for 2010.

The
Dave Banks Big Band Setting Summer Concert Season Dates Outdoor summer concerts are one of
the best ways to spend your summer evenings. We really put on a great evening of music and play songs everyone will love
to hear. Some of the past concert cities have included Salem, Orrville, Stow, and Fairport Harbour. If you are in charge of
booking the entertainment for your city concert series, contact us to arrange a date at 330-472-2512 or email us at dbanks1@neo.rr.com.
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