2026 Player Bios

Lookin’ Back 2026 Singer

From Windsor, Ontario Canada

Meet David Trojan!  “Music isn’t just something one does—it’s how one lives.” His journey with rock and roll began long before he ever stepped onto a stage, rooted in the sounds that defined a generation.  The Foundation…  Growing up in Windsor, Dave’s house was filled with the grit and soul of classic rock.  Many of those legendary voices taught Dave about lyrical storytelling, raw emotion, and the power of a great melody. That foundation in old school rock ‘n’ roll has become programmed in his DNA.  Proven Talent…  At 16, Dave won a Battle of the Bands competition in Toronto, earning a professional recording contract. At 22, he placed in the top 50 on The Voice Canada. For the last five years, he’s fronted a successful classic rock project, solidifying his belief that music is meant to be experienced live!  A New Standard…  Like Bob Seger himself, Dave (33) plays both electric and acoustic guitars—a first in Lookin’ Back’s history representing the band’s desire to continuously improve. Bob deserves more than an impersonator and “close enough for rock n roll” players.   There is only one Bob Seger, and HIS music stands on its own when delivered in key, with passion, and with all due respect —not mimicry in any conceivable way.   We bring to life both studio or live recorded versions that lifetime fans genuinely hope to hear done properly.  Bob deserves the BEST our Windsor/Detroit market can produce, and in 2026 Dave helps us Turn The Page to start the next and most exciting chapter.

Al Hendry

MEET AL HENDRY – LEAD GUITAR & VOCALS  World-Class Multi-Instrumentalist Brings Professional Excellence to Lookin’ Back!

Al Hendry is the consummate professional musician—the kind of player every serious band dreams of having in their lineup. As lead guitarist and backing vocalist for Lookin’ Back (& Allentown), Al brings decades of experience across every level of the music industry.  The Complete Package…. A professional freelance guitarist, vocalist, and music teacher, Al’s versatility extends beyond the six-string. He’s equally at home on banjo and mandolin, giving Lookin’ Back the instrumental depth to authentically recreate the full spectrum of Bob Seger’s catalog. Proven at Every Level… Al’s resume reads like a musician’s bucket list. He’s performed as a session musician on multiple albums, contributed to independent film soundtracks, and graced the stage with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra’s Pops Series. From intimate studio sessions to major festival stages, Al has done it all—and done it at the highest level.

His touring history spans the continent: casino circuits, corporate events, major festivals, and yacht clubs from Halifax to Texas, Regina to New Hampshire. When Al takes the stage, you’re witnessing a player who’s earned his stripes in every corner of North America’s music scene.   The Professional’s Professional…  Here’s what sets Al apart: he travels to every show with a complete backup rig. That’s the mark of a true professional who understands that the show must go on, no matter what. Reliable, organized, and always prepared—Al brings the kind of peace of mind that allows a band to focus on delivering an unforgettable performance.  A Serious Tribute Specialist… Al currently performs with several high-profile projects including The Ashley Lynn Experience and Peace Frog (Doors), and is on a short list of guitarists who picked up by touring tributes occasionally honoring CCR, Garth Brooks, Elton John, Queen, and Neil Diamond, but Bob Seger and Billy Joel gets most of his love and attention. Al performed with Lookin’ Back in 2011-2013, and his experience spanning multiple legendary artists gives him unique insight into what makes tribute music work—authenticity, accuracy, and more than capability is respecting the source material.

MEET MARK CALCOTT!  Acclaimed Pianist To Elevate Silver Bullet Band Magic to Lookin’ Back.

Mark Calcott is the Piano Man—literally. As the keyboardist for both Lookin’ Back and Allentown (as Billy Joel), Mark commands his piano, Rhodes, and clavinet with the skill and showmanship of the legends he honors.  A Proven Partnership….  2025/26 is Mark’s fourth and fifth consecutive year with Allentown, and his second full year with Lookin’ Back since the global pandemic that brought most of the 2026 musicians together. That partnership has been refined over many rehearsals and high profile performances, creating the kind of musical chemistry that can’t be faked. You can read more about this iteration began in Our Story linked below.  Full-Time Professional…  Mark is an active, full-time gigging musician and acclaimed pianist from Windsor, Ontario, Canada. When he’s not on stage with Lookin’ Back or Allentown, he’s Dueling Pianos, or operating Empire Recording Studio. He also performs with Peace Frog when the touring L.A. band gets close to Detroit.  The Complete Keyboard Experience…  Whether delivering the warm Rhodes tones of “Night Moves,” the driving clavinet on “Old Time Rock and Roll,” or the elegant piano work throughout Bob Seger’s catalog, Mark brings authentic keyboard mastery that perfectly captures every era of The Silver Bullet Band, and every studio session player Bob has employed along the way.

One of five Canadians in Lookin’ Back’s 2026, Mark Calcott brings the keyboard expertise that transforms any band he’s involed with.  Our Story Page

MEET SEBASTIAN BACHMEIER – SAXOPHONES, FLUTE & PERCUSSION

Sebastian Bachmeier is a renowned saxophonist and woodwind tripler from Windsor, Ontario.

He has enjoyed a distinguished musical career thus far, performing all across Ontario and Michigan for an enormous variety of projects and groups. In his early career he co-founded the Coffee House Combo, a jazz group which has become something of a hometown sensation in the Windsor-Essex area. The group has been performing together for over a decade, and continue to be one of the most sought-after jazz bands in the region.

Sebastian also performs full-time with the hit wedding band Stiletto Fire. Providing electric live entertainment for weddings, corporate fundraisers, and countless other high-caliber performances, Stiletto Fire has grown to tremendous popularity throughout Michigan, and have even been requested for performances as far away as Pennsylvania. Most recently, Sebastian was added to the full-time roster of acclaimed tribute bands Allentown (Billy Joel) and Lookin’ Back (Bob Seger), for which he can be seen playing saxophone, clarinet, flute, and a host of auxiliary percussion instruments.

Sebastian’s high-energy saxophone skills have been igniting audiences with Allentown and Lookin’ Back all across Michigan and neighbouring states, and he has garnered renown for bringing new life and excitement to time-honoured songs like Seger’s “Turn the Page,” and Joel’s “Just the Way You Are,” among countless other legendary songs loved by audiences worldwide. He strikes a magnificent balance between recreating the tunes with meticulous accuracy, and injecting his own energy and flair into the bands’ performances to keep the listening experience fresh and exciting for those familiar with the source material.

Outside of his full-time performing groups, Sebastian is also a highly sought-after musician for numerous freelance engagements each year. He has gained a reputation as a reliable and professional musician capable of fitting perfectly into any musical group, regardless of style or genre. He has become the first-call woodwind player for the pit orchestras of musical theatre groups in Windsor-Essex, and is on the top of the sub list for other wedding bands in both Windsor and Michigan thanks to his ability to show up and nail a performance with energy and flair. Whatever the performance, Sebastian’s unmistakable saxophone sound makes him an instantly recognizable performer, and a creative force like no other.

One of four Canadians in Lookin’ Back’s 2026 lineup, Sebastian Bachmeier represents the next generation of world-class musicianship necessary to keep this classic rock band at its best.

MEET ALEX AIDEIRA-LEITE – BASS GUITARIST & Newest Addition!

A graduate of the University of Windsor Music Department who provides the rhythmic and harmonic foundation that not only holds Lookin’ Back together, but takes us to the next level.  A formally trained bassist from Windsor, Ontario, Alex represents the latest addition to what can only be described as a friendly Canadian takeover—he’s now the 5th of five Canadians in Lookin’ Back’s 2026.  The Ultimate First Impression…  Want to know what kind of musician Alex is? Here’s all you need to know: After just ONE rehearsal with half of Allentown—one week before his first concert with several new players—Alex showed up to the gig with a fretless bass and played it like he wrote the songs himself.  That’s not confidence. That’s mastery.   The Foundation You Can Trust…  Bass is the backbone of any great band, and Alex delivers the solid, musical foundation that allows everyone else to shine. His formal training combined with that rare ability to lock in instantly with new musicians makes him the kind of player every bandleader dreams of finding.

Whether it’s the driving pulse of “Old Time Rock and Roll” or the melodic bass lines woven throughout Main Street, or any other in Bob Seger’s deep catalog, Alex brings precision, groove, and an intuitive understanding of what each song requires.  Part of the Canadian Invasion…  Alex fits perfectly into this top drawer ensemble, proving once again that when Detroit wants to build a world-class product, or a new Gordie Howe International Bridge, it takes good neighbors and cooperation.

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MEET “FAST EDDIE” MARK – HAMMOND B3 ORGAN & STRINGS – Not Canadian!  This Brooklyn-Born Perfectionist Brings Robyn Robbins & Craig Frosts’ Legacy to Life from a state not to be mentioned.

Ed earned his nickname the hard way: but he’s lightning-quick once he sits down at his beloved Hammond organ. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, and now based in Toledo, Eddie is a complete perfectionist with over 40 years of experience playing keys and bass in blues, rock, and jazz bands throughout Ohio and Michigan.  The Robyn Robbins / Craig Frost Connection…  In Lookin’ Back, Eddie channels the legendary Robyn Robbins & Craig Frost Bob Seger’s only Silver Bullet organists. Eddie’s hi-tech Hammond B3 delivers the authentic organ sound that defined Bob Seger’s early hits and classic tracks. His setup allows him to seamlessly blend classic organ tones with modern versatility, giving Lookin’ Back exactly every sound needed.  Formally Trained, Long Lonesome Highway Tested…  Classically trained on piano and music theory as a young man, Eddie brings 100% of that foundation plus decades of real-world stage and music director experience to every performance. A member of Lookin’ Back since March 2016, he’s also a core member of Allentown as an auxiliary keyboardist, making him one of the band’s longest-tenured and most reliable players.  A Little Less Than Patient, A Lot More Than Talented…  Eddie’s from Brooklyn—he’s direct, he’s demanding, he’s right up the middle about everything, correct 50% of the time.  That means you have to take him seriously and forced to think deeper.  His perfectionism drives the band to tighten up and deliver at the highest level, month after month.  The Dual Keyboard Attack…  Catch Fast Eddie and Mark Calcott’s dualing keyboards at Lookin’ Back shows, the most authentic Silver Bullet Band experience in Michigan.

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MEET TODD STONEY – DRUMS & BAND FOUNDER

The Visionary Behind Michigan’s Premier Bob Seger & Billy Joel Tributes

Todd Stoney didn’t just join Lookin’ Back—he created it. As the founding member since Fall 2008, Todd is the driving force (literally and figuratively) behind both Lookin’ Back and Allentown, two of Michigan’s most respected tribute brands.  A Drummer’s Origin Story…  Todd’s been playing rock and roll drums his entire life. Santa Claus personally delivered his first kit to his grandparents’ house “by mistake” on Christmas Day—and the rest is history. Starting private lessons in Lansing at age 9, Todd quickly grasped the rudiments and spent the next eight years locked away in his bedroom, rehearsing 30 years in advance for Lookin’ Back.

Through his headphones, young Todd played along with Bob Seger, his favorite progressive rock bands, or whatever came next on American Top 40 radio broadcasts. He rehearsed with some of the best bands who never left the basement—but Todd’s “never say die” and “if you can’t join ’em, beat ’em” attitude is still working for everyone involved, and now runs two top Michigan tribute brand names!  Influences That Matter…  Todd’s biggest and earliest influence was Sandy Nelson. He would later discover, study, and be shaped by Charlie Martin (Silver Bullet Band original), Mel Gaynor (Simple Minds), Ian Mosley (Marillion), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Joey Kramer (Aerosmith), Alan White (Yes), and eventually Liberty DeVito (Billy Joel). That diverse palette of influences shows in every performance.  From Mega-Churches to Major Stages…  Prior to forming Lookin’ Back, Todd regularly performed on mega-church stages including Oak Pointe/Novi, Kensington’s River Community Church/Hartland, Brightmoor Tabernacle/Commerce, and Ward Presbyterian/Novi—venues where precision and professionalism aren’t optional.  The Architect of Two Tribute Powerhouses…  Todd doesn’t just play drums—he books and manages both Allentown and Lookin’ Back and www.Tributesville.com. The formula is brilliantly simple: the same six core musicians in both brands. Just add 1 lead singer to Allentown’s six, change a banner,  and Lookin’ Back is ready to rock n roll some more. It’s efficient, it’s professional, and it works.  80% of Bob Seger fans also appreciate Billy Joel and between the 2 artists have sold over 300M records combined.

EXTENDED ROSTER ALTERNATES

PHIL MAY – LEAD/BACKING VOCALS & LEAD GUITAR

40-Year Veteran Multi-Instrumentalist Brings Versatility to Allentown & Lookin’ Back

Phil May is the ultimate utility player—a 40-year professional musician who can step into virtually any role and deliver world-class performance. As part of Lookin’ Back and Allentown’s Extended Roster Alternates, Phil brings the kind of versatility and experience that keeps the show running no matter what.  A Lifetime in Music…  Phil’s journey began at age 12 with guitar and vocal training. By 14, he was already a professional, playing lead vocals and guitar in popular local bands. His career took him to Orlando, Florida, where he became band leader of a show band at what was then the largest entertainment complex in the world. Phil has been cast in numerous radio and TV commercials, including campaigns for Ford Motor Company and Domino’s Corporation.  The Complete Musician…  Phil’s skill set reads like a music school curriculum: vocals, lead guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, piano, drums, steel drum, plus engineering, mixing, editing, mastering, and professional studio recording. Currently booked as a solo artist, duo, trio, and full classic rock or island band, Phil performs at country clubs, private venues, corporate parties, and restaurants throughout the region.  Vocal Chameleon, Guitar Master…  Phil’s vocal inspirations are Stevie Wonder and Steve Perry, while his guitar range spans from Chet Atkins to Van Halen. He has a wide vocal range of his own but possesses the rare ability to master the sound of many well-known singers—keeping audiences in awe. His genre mastery includes everything from Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé to Van Halen and Bob Seger, from Motown legends to reggae classics.  Ready When Called…  Phil’s first show with Allentown is booked for August 14, where he’ll handle Billy Joel vocals while playing lead guitar—the kind of dual-threat performance that only a true professional can deliver. Whether filling in on short notice or planned performances, Phil represents the depth and quality of talent in Lookin’ Back’s extended roster.

Phil May: Four decades of professional experience, mastery of multiple instruments, and the vocal versatility to step into any show on any night.

JEF REYNOLDS – BASS & VOCALS

Motor City Studio Legend Brings Detroit Soul to the Low End

Jef Reynolds is a St. Clair Shores bass master who’s been holding down the bottom for Lookin’ Back and Allentown since January 2016. Whether it’s 4, 5, or 6-string bass, Jef delivers the goods with the kind of musicality that only comes from decades in Detroit’s legendary studio scene.  Detroit Pedigree…  Known around the industry for his eclectic production sense gleaned over years working in studios around the Motor City, Jef brings multi-instrumental prowess, an intuitive voice, and a very dry martini sense of humor to every performance. He’s excited and lookin’ forward to more memorable moments performing the music of Bob Seger and Billy Joel whenever they may occur.  Mentored by Legends…  Jef was mentored by a stable of Detroit jazz legends including Funk Brothers guitarist Joe Messina, Ralph Armstrong, Mike Karoub, Wendell Harrison, RJ Spangler Big Band, and Scott Gwinnell Orchestra. His early influences include Chris Campbell (Bob Seger’s own bass player), Paul McCartney, and the incomparable Motown legend James Jamerson.  National Credentials…  Throughout his career, Jef has accompanied various national artists including Lesley Gore, Lou Christie, Archie Bell, The Tokens, Alex Chilton, and Wolfman Jack’s Midnight Special Revival Road Show. He was a member of A&M Recording artist ‘Shivers’ in the late ’80s and worked as an on-call session player at Cloudborne, Ron Rose, and Producers Color Service Studios.  Current Scene…  Jef is currently an active part of the Neo-Depression Jazz and Soul music revival happening in Detroit. His projects have included work with national singer/songwriters Jo Serrapere (Prairie Home Companion) and Sir Mack Rice (Stax Records), along with early collaborations with Michael King and Gary Nester.

WILLIAM BENNETT – PIANO & KEYBOARDS

William Bennett makes his debut with Lookin’ Back and Allentown on August 14, stepping in for Piano Man Mark Calcott—and the bands are literally in the best hands possible. With over 12 years as a professional pianist and 15+ years of classical, jazz, and improvisational training, William brings the kind of versatility and expertise that ensures the show goes on at the highest level.  Professional Pedigree…  William currently performs regularly as a restaurant pianist in Ann Arbor and has graced stages across Southeast Michigan with his own compositions in rock band The White Ravens, swing duo The Wine Bar Duo, and various jazz instrumental combos. His venue list reads like a tour of Michigan’s full spectrum of venues ranging from The Blind Pig to Baker’s Keyboard Lounge (the oldest jazz club in the world), from Blue Tractor and Mash Bar, to Woodruff’s Pub 13 to the Dakota Inn (Detroit’s oldest singing piano bar), Tin Fish and many more.  Competition-Tested…  William has performed at ragtime festivals including Ragfest in Fullerton, CA, the Greenfield Village Street Fair in Dearborn, and the Frankenmuth ragtime festival. He’s competed twice in the World Championship Old Time Piano Contest in Peoria—the kind of pressure-tested experience that prepares you for anything.  The Liberty DeVitto Connection…  William’s indie-pop rock band, The White Ravens, won Best USA/International Band for the 2010 Toronto Independent Music Awards. Their 2nd and 3rd CDs were recorded with Liberty DeVitto—Billy Joel’s drummer of 30 years. They’ve performed live across Canada on Breakfast TV and had songs played live across the UK on BBC radio. Talk about perfect preparation for stepping into a Billy Joel tribute!  Jazz Master…  William now leads The Will Bennett Band, a piano, drums, and bass jazz group performing professionally at various venues. His ability to seamlessly move between rock, ragtime, classical, and jazz makes him the ideal musician to cover both Bob Seger and Billy Joel material.  Always Professional…  Polite, punctual, professional, and giving full attention to every performance—William represents everything an Extended Roster Alternate should be: ready, capable, and world-class.

When Mark Calcott needs a night off, William Bennett ensures every note gets played on par with the original specimen.

James with Lookin’ Back at St. Andrew’s Hall Detroit

James Hughes (Sax/Flute/Woodwinds: Billy or Bob)

Detroit Jazz Legend Returns to Lookin’ Back 2026

James Hughes is a Detroit-born jazz saxophonist with over 25 years of professional experience covering every genre from jazz to rock and roll, classical to soul. A veteran of Lookin’ Back who played regularly with the band in 2012, James has already charted and performed three Allentown shows, proving he knows exactly how to deliver Alto Reed’s iconic saxophone lines as well as Mark Rivera, and ​Richie Cannata parts.  Award-Winning Artist…  James has four albums released under his own name, including EVER UP & ONWARD—selected as one of AllMusic’s “Top Jazz Albums” in 2015. As AllMusic wrote: *”…inspired by the grand Motor City jazz scene of the 1950s and early ’60s, these players update and extend that tradition with excellent writing, arranging, and playing for the 21st century.”  World-Class Collaborations…  James has performed with jazz legends including Dave Liebman, Jerry Bergonzi, Jimmy Heath, Arturo Sandoval, Kurt Elling, Barry Harris, and the Detroit Jazz Festival Orchestra. His notable performances also include **Aretha Franklin, The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Detroit Symphony**, and theatrical productions with **Josh Groban** and **Idina Menzel**.  Master Educator & First-Call Musician…  James studied jazz saxophone at Wayne State University, earning a B.M. in Jazz Studies. He gave himself one year to make it as a professional musician—that was 27 years ago. Equally adept at reading as he is improvising, James remains a first-call musician in Detroit and has given master classes at major universities throughout Michigan.  Active on the Scene…  James performs regularly with The Hughes/Smith Quintet, The Scott Gwinnell Jazz Orchestra, The Woodward Horns, The Paul Keller Orchestra, and Ron English & The Tuesday Crew.

FORESTER DAY – AUXILIARY KEYBOARDS & SOUND EFFECTS – MSU College of Music Graduate Brings Orchestral Depth to Lookin’ Back!

Forester Day is a pianist and multi-keyboardist who graduated from Michigan State University’s College of Music in 2023. Currently serving as Director of Bands at Taylor School District (and formerly Elementary Music Teacher there), Forester brings formal classical training and versatility to Lookin’ Back’s Extended Roster of Alternates—covering the essential auxiliary keyboard parts that complete the Silver Bullet Band sound.  The Orchestral Element…  Forester is responsible for orchestral strings, horn section parts, accordion, sound effects, and all the textural elements that bring depth to both Bob Seger and Billy Joel’s arrangements. From the sweeping strings on “We’ve Got Tonight” to the atmospheric layers throughout the catalog, Forester ensures nothing is missing from the authentic Seger experience.  Classically Trained, Sonically Versatile…  Fresh from MSU’s prestigious music program, Forester represents the next generation of musicians keeping classic rock alive. His formal education gives him the technical foundation to navigate complex orchestral parts and recreate the studio magic that defined the Silver Bullet Band’s sound.  Educator and Detail-Oriented Pro…  As Director of Bands, Forester understands the importance of preparation, precision, and listening—qualities essential for an auxiliary keyboard player who must blend seamlessly with the full band. His ability to lead ensembles demonstrates the musicianship and reliability Lookin’ Back demands.  Completing the Sound…  When Fast Eddie or Mark committed elsewhere Forester shines on either the piano or Hammond organ role, Forester fills in everything else—making sure every horn hit, string swell, and sonic detail from the original recordings comes through on stage.

DAVID REINSTEIN – SAXOPHONES

Emmy-Winning Composer Brings New York/Detroit Pedigree to Alto Reed’s Legacy

David Reinstein is a New York City native who came to Detroit at age five and spent his formative years in the Motor City. A multi-talented saxophonist, pianist, and composer, David brings decades of professional experience and an Emmy Award to Lookin’ Back’s Extended Roster Alternates.  Classical Training Meets Detroit Grit…  David began learning saxophone in public school and noodling on the family’s old upright piano. As a teenager, he discovered the power music has in creating mood—a revelation that shaped his life’s path. After graduating from The University of Michigan with a degree in General Studies, David made music his life, moving to Boston to study classical piano with Madame Margaret Chaloff, jazz piano with Charles Banacos, and saxophone with Joe Viola, head of the woodwind department at The Berklee School of Music.  Emmy Award-Winning Composer…  David has scored radio, television, and industrial film projects for major clients including J. Walter Thompson, Y&R, BBDO, Ford Motor Company, Budweiser, and K-Mart. His original music has been broadcast on the Weather Channel, and he’s written signature themes for several Detroit television shows. In 1999, he won a Michigan Emmy for Gunsense, an award-winning project produced by Detroit Public Television.  World-Class Stage Experience…  As a performing artist, David has shared the stage with Jon Luc Ponty, Stanley Clark, Peter Frampton, John McLaughlin, Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh, Bryan Adams, Brian Setzer, and Robert Cray. He continues to perform as both saxophonist and pianist in a variety of musical settings.  The Complete Musical Mind…  Largely self-educated as a writer, David continues to probe the depths of music both as a composer and student of the art form. When Alto Reed’s iconic saxophone lines need to be delivered with intelligence, soul, and professional excellence, David Reinstein brings Emmy-level artistry to the stage.

David Reinstein: University of Michigan educated, Berklee trained, Emmy-winning composer ready to honor Bob Seger or Billy Joel’s legacy whenever called upon.

DANNY TAYLOR – PIANO & BACKING VOCALS –  Steely Dan Specialist & Detroit Rockets Veteran Brings Detroit Rock Legacy

Danny Taylor is a pianist and vocalist whose love for sophisticated rock and roll began in 1972 when Steely Dan’s Can’t Buy a Thrill was released. That influence shaped his singing, piano playing, and songwriting throughout his career, making him a natural fit for Lookin’ Back’s Extended Roster of Alternates.  Detroit Rock Credentials…  Danny’s most noteworthy gig was a five-year stint with Detroit rock and roll legends The Rockets, who opened for Bob Seger multiple times—most recently during Seger’s Ride Out tour. Todd Stoney was in the Palace of Auburn Hills audience that night, witnessing the connection between these Detroit rock institutions firsthand.  A Steely Dan Connection…  Danny’s work with Major Dudes—emulating the unique feel and style of Donald Fagen—demonstrates his ability to channel legendary artists with authenticity and respect. That same dedication to honoring the source material translates nicely to performing the music of Bob Seger.  Detroit Through and Through…  With connections to The Rockets and Bob Seger’s touring history, Danny brings genuine Motor City pedigree to every performance. He understands the DNA of Detroit rock because he lived it.  Danny Taylor: Rockets veteran, Detroit singer-songwriter, and versatile keys/vocals pro ready to step in whenever Lookin’ Back needs him at the piano.

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    • Show 99 was memorable! Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts. Don’t miss our annual Bob Seger BIRTHDAY BASH!

  1. Your band played at Fruitport Old Fashioned Days Sat May 29, 2016. Friends who were there shared with me that you dedicated a song to the late Augie Miller. I am his daughter. I want to thank you for paying tribute to him with a song. I wish I had been there to have heard it. I’d love to hear how you knew my dad and what you played in his memory.

    • Thanks for your comment on our website, and so sorry for your loss. We hear he was a very good guitarist performing for many years all over your beautiful part of Western Michigan. One of his/your friends came up and was not shy about asking us to dedicate Turn The Page in his honor, and of course we were only to happy to do our best in his memory. I will try to extract that song from our audio recording in the next few days and send it to you in MP3 format if you’ll kindly provide us with your email address.

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