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ANGEL BROWN Solo piano
and vocals (www.angelbrown.biz)
THE BOOMERS (1990-2000)
(Sandy Leitheiser,Sandy Begue,Bob Hagler, Kevin Leitheiser,Bob Young)
The Boomers Promo 1990's
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THE BOOMERS
with B.J. THOMAS 1998 In
the late 1990's, bandleader Leitheiser and his group, The Boomers, opened the show for legendary pop singer B.J. Thomas("Raindrops
Keep Falling On My Head", "Hooked On A Feeling") at the Prairie Capital Convention Center in Springfield, Illinois. |
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THE BOOMERS with THE CRYSTALS 1994
THE BOOMERS with THE SHIRELLES 1992-1993 As members of The Boomers, bandleader/bassist Kevin Leitheiser, drummer Bob Young, and guitarist Bob Hagler opened the
show for the Shirelles at the Decatur, Illinois Celebration, and then provided the accompaniment for the Rock and Roll Hall
Of Famers' hits "Soldier Boy", "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow", "Baby It's You", "Mama
Said", and "Dedicated To The One I Love". In the following two years, the group provided the same service again
for The Shirelles and The Crystals("Da Doo Ron Ron", "He's a Rebel", "Then He Kissed Me")at Springfield
and Decatur, Illinois venues.
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THE RUSTY HALO BAND
with THE PAUL ROBI PLATTERS 1990 Bandleader/bassist Kevin Leitheiser, guitarist
Bob Hagler, and other members of the Rusty Halo Band opened the show and then provided the accompaniment for
The Paul Robi Platters' hits("Only You", "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "Twilight Time", "Great
Pretender", "Harbor Lights", "My Prayer") at the Springfield, Illinois Hilton. |
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THE RUSTY HALO BAND with THE CHI-LITES
1989-90 As members of the Rusty Halo Band, bassist Kevin
Leitheiser and guitarist Bob Hagler opened a series of shows for Chicago's Chi-Lites("Have You Seen Her", "Oh
Girl") in Springfield, Bloomington, and Decatur, Illinois.
THE RUSTY HALO BAND with BERTIE HIGGINS 1988 Rusty Halo Band members (including Kevin Leitheiser and Bob Hagler) provided the accompaniment for singer songwriter
Bertie Higgins as he performed his hits "Key Largo", "Just Another Day In Paradise" and "Casablanca"
at the 1988 Decatur, Illinois Celebration. |
