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Revision as of 15:19, 1 July 2008
The Reunion Band is a Pensacola cover band whose members are business professionals and community leaders who play at festivals and special events.
The group was formed in 1989 to play at a St. Christopher's Episcopal Church function. The current membership includes:
- Billy Harrell, development director at WSRE, vocals
- David White, owner of White's Housewashing Inc., bass guitar
- Larry Northup, executive vice president of Greenhut Construction Company, drums
- Charlyne Kilpatrick, an escrow officer at Key Title Settlement Services Inc., vocals
- Circuit Court Judge Ed Nickinson, guitar
- Ross Orenstein, co-founder of Music as Message, keyboards
- Ken Wallace, real estate agent, guitar
Harrell, White and Northup are the three remaining original members.
The Reunion Band's set list predominantly features rock oldies and R&B hits from the 50s and 60s. They are a regular mainstay of the Evenings in Olde Seville and Bands on the Beach concert series, as well as various Mardi Gras balls and other functions.
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References
- "Rock (off the clock)." Pensacola News Journal, April 6, 2008.
