Artist description Ingredients: 2 Heaping tablespoons of Rock and Roll, 1/2 cup of Rhythm and Blues, 1 part Classical Rock, 3 parts Country and Eastern, 2 jiggers of Reaggae, a handful of Ballads, a pinch of Punk Jazz, 1 pint of assorted Dried Oldies, a smidgen of Top 10, flavored generously with original music. 100% Pure No Artifical Flavors, Colors, Fillers,Additives.

Music Style Progressive Rock

Musical Influences Classic Rock and Rhythm and Blues very eclectic

Similar Artists Hall and Oates, Average White Band, Jethro Taull, Temptations,

Artist History Started by Gary Johnson and John DeBoer Along time ago. Once upon a time in a far off land there was a band that rocked their socks off. The brothers rocked and rocked until they were happy as pie. They rocked them until the house fell down. They lived happilly ever after. This is a true story

Group Members Gary "Granite" Johnson, Johnny "Rock" De Boer, Billy "Thunder" Mason, John John Starr, Tommy T Thompson,

Instruments Guitar, Keys,Bass. Percussion, Sax, Flute and much more

Albums Meet the Brothers -The Bros. Rock

Press Reviews The Bros. Rock has played with or fronted for everybody in the business or so it seems. You've seen the members on David Letterman. You've seen them in concert with Chubby Checker, The Crystals, Martha Reeves and the Vanellas, Mitch Ryder and the Detriot Wheels, Henry Lee Summers, Johnny Paycheck, Lou Cristie, Billy Joe Royal, John Anderson, Merl Hagert, and many, many more. You've seen them in the local clubs and every place in between. They are all now touring or playing the clubs or directing church choirs. They are all still brothers. They are the working musicians. The men in the shadows. They are The Bros.Rock!!

Location Sidney,, Ohio - USA

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