The Cats A Renos are a Texas-fried Blues, Rhythm and Blues, Swing and Rockabilly band. Playing together for the last 10 years, they’ve been blowing away audiences across Southern California with heir signature blend of Original Blues and Blue-Eyed Soul covers. Made from the stuff of Hollywood Legends and Suburban Dreams, the band features actor/musician/brothers Bill & Sherman Allen on Harmonica and Guitar trust me you’ve seen’em; Sax Man Joe Robb whose resume includes Michael Jackson, Sinatra, Bowie, 3 Beatles, Streisand, Steely Dan, Boz Scaggs and the list goes on; session beast Todd “The Oak Tree” Connelly on Bass who has recorded with everyone from Billy Squier to Phoebe Snow; Composer & award winning Hollywood sound editor extraordinaire Ron Finn on guitar who works to keep the group classy, and lastly Pianist, Singer and reluctant front-man Ron Tanski who sounds like the bastard love child of Louis Armstrong, Joe Cocker and Tom Waits. The Cats A Renos can play whatever you want, seriously, everything, and if they don’t know it, they’ll lie and tell you they’ll play it later. They’re the best damn band you’ll hear tonight, hell probably this week, maybe this year, likely ever. The point is, come on out and listen. They’ll make you happy.

A Los Angeles based Blues Singer, Song Writer, Composer and Avant Garde, Blues, Rock and Jazz pianist. Ron is also one of Los Angeles’ most popular live performers.chords. The music is a fun, eclectic, acoustic jazz fitted with fedoras and bowties, that also draws from funk, reggae and swing. Yes, standards and yes to Bruno Mars, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Katy Perry, and their own tasty originals. Double Batch Daddy’s music is like a top-shelf aging barrel: smooth and dangerous. His debut CD “Dragged You Down” charted at #3 on the RMR Blues Music Radio Top 40 and was in the Top 100 Most Radio Played Blues CD’s of 2011! Ron’s newest record “Never Pet A Burning Dog” is a critically acclaimed, rocking, introspective Piano Tour d’ Force of Blues! One track, Blues For Jimi, has become the theme music for the nationally syndicated Bakers Dozen Of Blues radio show. Ron’s worked with Grammy Winners & Nominees, shared the stage with Blues, Rock, Pop and even Country legends and he was the first ever “White Boy” house piano player at the famous Lindberg’s Blues Club.

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Del Guido plays jazz infused, R&B standards to delight your musical experience…all your favorites mixed with original compositions. Del Guido is comprised of seasoned musicians that have been playing and composing music for decades. Lead by bassist Terry Barbieri, he is joined by veteran players, Mark Salerno on lead guitar, Dan Raziel, rhythm guitar, Keith Palmer on drums, and Billy Nugent of the Doobie Brothers on sax.

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Fronted by twins Dutch and Cal, they love playing the tasting room at R6 Distillery!  The room fits the band and the band fits the room perfectly. Great hand-crafted local drinks go well with great local musical talent. The brothers sing together in a blend only achieved through genetically identical vocal chords. The music is a fun, eclectic, acoustic jazz fitted with fedoras and bowties, that also draws from funk, reggae and swing. Yes, standards and yes to Bruno Mars, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Katy Perry, and their own tasty originals. Double Batch Daddy’s music is like a top-shelf aging barrel: smooth and dangerous.

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Feed The Kitty isn’t just another LA band. Technically, they’re an LA/Orange County band, but the real point is that around these parts they’re known for working harder than any band in SoCal.

This self-managed trio plays 300 shows a year, from Hollywood to Dana Point to New York City to Europe! With a few thousand gigs already to their credit they long ago must have gone Top 10 on the all-time list of Most Shows Ever Played By A Rock Band! You know, probably.

Feed The Kitty’s third studio album, Westbound & Down, features “California Country Girl,” which has been heard on 88.5 FM and K-EARTH 101 radio in Southern California. “Whenever I play ‘California Country Girl,’ I can count on listener response,” says 88.5 FM deejay Jim Nelson. “Feed The Kitty sounds great on the air.” They are working on their next album now, once again recording at Dave Grohl’s famed Studio 606 in Los Angeles with producer John Lousteau (Foo Fighters, John Fogerty, Rush).

In the three minutes a week that Feed The Kitty isn’t playing a gig or recording an album, they’re busy making mini documentaries (well, okay, just one; it’s called Feed The Kitty: The Movie and it’s a lot of fun) or running around placing songs in films and TV shows, including in the Oscar-nominated Ryan Gossling movie Lars And The Real Girl and in National Lampoon’s Cattle Call, and the TV show Rogue used three of their tunes. And because sleep apparently isn’t necessary when you’re young, handsome, and in the self-described hardest-working band ever, Jed and Jack host the popular Feed The Kitty Power Hour on healthylife.net every Wednesday from 2-3pm (LA time).