Gregg Chirico
 Bass
Player and Lead VocalsBorn in Sarasota, Florida, Gregg began
singing at age three and has always demonstrated an unparalleled vocal
range. After playing with several bands in the Sarasota area, Gregg moved
to Jacksonville (1984) where he became involved with August Recording
Studio singing commercials for many local and national companies. His
musical talents have been a major factor in the success of "Two Much," a
successful duo that attracted a large and loyal following in the Beaches
music scene for over 10 years and "Not Tonight I've Got the Blues Band," a
high-energy R & B show band. Functioning as the musical director in all of
his bands, Gregg supplies the unique and creative approach that places his
bands a step above the rest. Gregg has opened for many national acts such
as Blood, Sweat and Tears, Jack Mack and the Heart Attack, Neil Sadaka ,
The Pointer Sisters, The Coasters, Clarence Carter, Delbert McClinton, KC
and The Sunshine Band, Alabama, and the 1992 Jazz Festival with Spyro Gyra.
His peerless musical talents combined with his fun-loving and quick-witted
humor provide the ingredients for an event to remember!
Jimmy Graves
Lead Guitar and Vocals
 There
is no substitute for superb quality, and Jim Graves exemplifies just
that as a career musician with a high profile. Throughout his
career, he has played in bands which have opened for top performing
acts such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jimmy Buffet, Loggins and Messina,
Edgar Winter, REO Speedwagon, Styx and the Charlie Daniels Band. He
was then recruited by Allman Brothers drummer, Butch Trucks, to put
together a jazz fusion group where he spent the next two years
touring the U.S. His talent is unparalleled; his sound, dexterity
and broad knowledge of various guitar styles make him a master in
any playing arena. He is truly a treat to watch!
Frankie Urzetta
Drummer/Vocalist
 A seasoned drummer and
vocalist brings to the table over twenty years of professional experience.
Frankie’s dynamic “signature” voice is powerful and soulful. His tone and
timber have often been compared to the sound s of Michael McDonald, Huey
Lewis, and Joe Cocker. Frankie’s love of Rhythm and Blues, Classic Rock,
and Motown has no doubt influenced his style.
In 1979, Frankie left New York as a drummer with a seasoned high energy
7 piece show band which played across the country from the likes of
Atlantic City to Las Vegas and all points in between. Over the years
Frankie has performed consistently with numerous bands sponsored by
Organizations such as the Graham’s out of Nashville and The Maloof’s in
New Mexico. He has opened for artists such as Gary Moore, Lee Greenwood,
and The Romantics.
In the Mid 80’s Frankie came off the road to form an original Rock/Funk
Band called “Strictly Taboo”. This successful five piece band enjoyed
performing many years together culminating with a highly acclaimed
original CD “Playing with Fire”.
Frankie’s solid drumming ability accompanied by his incomparable vocal
talent and loveable nature made him a perfect fit for “Mr.Natural” when he
relocated to Florida last spring.
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