Bands

Vitamin M (“M” for music) is a boutique company that creates live music experiences for a discerning clientele’s events. Vitamin M maintains the highest standards in vision, creative talent, client collaboration, communication and professionalism. Let us create an indelible musical experience for your next event.

The Deadbeats are based in New Paltz, NY, and have been one of the hardest working bands in the NorthEast since their inception in 1993. Their Grateful Dead/Phish inspired shows are a celebration of improvisational, jamming rock & roll and they can be found on the road, performing consistently 5-6 nights a week up and down the East Coast.

The music of the Grateful Dead

The Blues Maneuver band has been one of the Catskill region’s premier special event bands for more than a decade, performing at clubs, concerts, music festivals, weddings, ski lodges, parties, corporate events, reunions and other special occasions from Massachusetts to North Carolina, Cooperstown to New York City.

Lindsey fronts a fabulous party band with prominent Woodstock area players in various configurations. Soulful, R&B and Blues to dance the night away.

From the first cocktail to the last waltz, let Mark Gamsjager and The Lustre Kings make your wedding or social gathering the most talked about event of the season. Celebrating their 20th Anniversary, Mark Gamsjager and The Lustre Kings know the full particulars of virtually every public ceremony, providing fantastic music, experienced support and a polished look. You will have the perfect afternoon or evening, just like you’ve always imagined.

Very versatile, vocally oriented, party band (Rock, R&B, Jazz, Ethnic) Expandable from 4 musicians to 10 (includes horn section) Music for ceremony, Cocktail Hour, Reception

845-679-7138 harvey@harveycitronband.com

The Stillhouse Rounders are a group of very talented musicians from the Hudson Valley of New York State. They play traditional acoustic old-time rural stringband music reminiscent of the early stringbands recorded during the "Golden Years" of stringband music throughout the rural south and midwest during the 1920's and 1930's.

518-312-0636 jerdyl_1@verizon.net