The Family Stone

The Family Stone

...2012 Live in Concert!

Cynthia & Jerry

"Got a Message They're Sayin...All the Squares Go Home!

Original Founding members, Rock & Roll Hall of fame inductees, and R&B Pioneer Award Winners Jerry Martini, Cynthia Robinson, and Greg Errico; The First inter-racial / inter-gender band in Rock & Roll history bring you the hits of Sly & The Family Stone.

Featuring the Powerful Voices of Alex Davis and Nadia on vocals bringing you the message of peace, love, and social consciousness through musical harmony with some of the funkiest players of all time. Players like Nate Wingfield on the Guitar and Musical Director Blaise Sison on bass.

They present a set of their classic hits like:

"I Want to Take You Higher", Everyday People", Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin", "Dance To The Music", "Hot Fun In The Summertime", "Family Affair", "Sing a Simple Song"

Cynthia & Jerry Gotta Message Their Sayin...Keeping the legacy true to its original sound and raw funk groove, these Everyday People will leave you Taken Higher.

The Family Stone continues giving you the musical experience that has brought them in front of over half a million people through Europe and the US; spreading the roots of funk that is The Family Stone.

"Their energetic performance galvanized a large, enthusiastic, multi-ethnic, and inter-generational audience of “Everyday People” that truly embodied the groups inclusive philosophy"-Bill Bragin

"Jerry Martini played saxophone for Sly and the Family Stone. Sly Stone’s lineup of musicians was very daring for those racially turbulent times. White musicians rarely played in black soul groups, yet Sly had not one, but two white guys in his band, Jerry on sax and Greg Errico on drums, two years before The Civil Rights Act of 1968 was passed, two years before Martin Luther King was killed, and five years before the US Supreme Court first addressed racial desegregation of schools through forced busing.

These were times of high racial tension, and Sly was reportedly under pressure from the Black Panthers in the late 60s to sack his white musicians, but he admirably declined to discriminate, and Jerry and Greg remained in the band"

“The Family Stone delivered tight grooves and endless hits that kept the audience on their feet all night. The band is powerful, fun and still funky.”

“The crowd were totally into this evening, singing and dancing like their lives depended on it. It is still utterly inspiring to see a band, any band, inspire such positive feelings and reactions with a crowd, totally dispelling Melbourne’s reputation as ‘the city of folded arms’ as far as live music is concerned"- Neil Evans

“The Family Stone could not of been a better choice for the Iowa State Fair! They had every person in the crowd on their feet dancing until the end. Extremely family oriented, ties in grandparents to little ones.”-Sara Sheldon-Triangle Talent

The Family Stone

Cynthia & Jerry

Blaise Sison & Nate Wingfield

Alex DavisVocals