New music with the classic influences of yesterday's songs.

Recently, John Daubert had been playing at solo "JPF" Showcases throughout the Northeast US, and now plays in a band he started for some of the songs here, called "Too Little Time". He has played "The Spectrum" in Philadelphia, PA, USA with a 35 piece orchestra for a Rock n Roll song! Also, he backed up many known artists including Chuck Berry at Memories in Margate, NJ, on piano.

Allows for some indie artists to grow to a point that the music industry would have to take a look at those artists. Creates competition.

Depends how good our lawyer is! Baby boomers though. But there's always a first! It's all about business in that business. Funny how that works!

John Daubert has played piano with Chuck Berry, the Philadelphia Orchestra at The Spectrum, and many other artists at top nightclubs in the New Jersey area. He was also a drummer in past bands, and plays guitar, bass, and keyboard strings and horns. Daubert plays and sings most of the songs. Buddy Holcombe was a drummer and horn player in Germany for his bands while stationed there. Holcombe writes many of the lyrics, and creates many of the string and horn parts. They co-write with both lending ideas to all aspects of the song. Daubert & Holcombe have also scored indie films.

The Beatles, Lennon/McCartney, Electric Light Orchestra, Toto, Elton John, Brian Wilson, Bernie Taupen for lyrics, Billy Joel, Everly Brothers, etc, etc! Even Older artists such as Scott Joplin, Irving Berlin, and Art Tatum have been influencial in Daubert's piano writing and playing.

Wingate, Durham County, England; Brigantine, NJ; Virginia Beach area; Bay Bridge Tunnel; Also, the Mountains in any state, especially New Hampshire and Maine. Home is also great! Anywhere with family

For these recordings: Tascam Portastudio 488, a cassette deck. Yamaha and Alesis keyboards. Yamaha F-310 acoustic guitar. Various other guitars and bases form time to time if not on keyboard. One Shure SM57 mic for everything mic'd.

We hope you enjoy our music half as much as we enjoyed creating it.

Peace,
John and Buddy