This band is just fantastic. The band rockes all night. If you haven't heard this band, you don't want to miss them, as they are that great.
Ask the robust, happy crowds throughout the Southwest—The ban's shows are exhilarating!
Connie Brannock, the Granny Rocker, is an R&B Force of Nature! She took the Tucson music scene by storm after she retired from the Army National Guard as Command Sergeant Major, and in 2009 she re-upped as a natural bandleader and patented R&B artist with enticing authenticity. Vocalist, songwriter, percussionist, and poet, she leads Little House of Funk.
Known for saucy lyrics and high caliber performances, Connie was an entertainer out of the gate. Serious sorties began in high school when her band Luke performed throughout the mid-Atlantic—from Philly to Virginia Beach, to the Princeton Club and William & Mary College. She trekked west in the late 70’s, crooning with the Bill Brown Band in Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Back in Utah, she formed another hot tamale group, Connie and the Rhythm Method with David Jette. In demand, they toured Boise, Moab, Missoula, and the Hollywood Palace in Los Angeles.
In 1986 Connie Brannock won the Stroh’s Superstar Talent Search and was signed by MCA Records. Caleb Ruffin, with Sounds of Success (S.O.S.), recruited her to move to Atlanta and work on a single.
The Elks is a members only organization but don't fret as I can sign in anyone who wants to hear this great band. You'll need to pay a $5 guest fee but that's chump change for what you'll get in return. the Elks also has a full dinner menu at reasonable prices for those who want to make an evening of it. So, if you're sitting in your PJ's watching TV Saturday wondering where to go, c'mon down to the Elks this Saturday evening for a fun filled evening.
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