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Our list of Satisfied Clients and performance locations also includes:

• Abella Pleasure Club
• Allied Signal
• Alminoy Trucking Company
• American Legion
• American Turner's Hall
• Anchor Inn
• Anchorage Marina
• Archbishop Curley
• Bahama Mama's
• Baltimore Blast
• Baltimore City Yachting Association
• Baltimore Country Club
• Belvedere Hotel
• Baltimore Hyatt Regency
• Baltimore Rowing Club
• Baltimore Yacht Club
• Baltimore Zoo Mansion
• The Barn
• Belair Inn Pleasure Club
• Belvedere Yacht Club
• Berkshire Recreation Council
• Billy's
• Bobby B's
• Bodkin Yacht Club
• Bohager's
• Bonnie Blink
• Bonnie View Country Club
• Bowley's Quarters Fire Hall
• The Brass Horse
• Bush River Yacht Club
• BWI Holiday Inn
• Calypso Bay
• Cape St. Clair Swim Club
• Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club Association
• Chesapeake Commodore's Club
• Chesapeake Crab House
• Clendenin Brothers Inc.
• Club 506
• Columbus Gardens
• Complete Restorations
• Crescent Yacht Club
• Cycle Across Maryland- Finish Line
• Dizzy Pleasure Club
• Dove's Nest
• Dundalk Community College
• Dundalk Heritage Fair
• Dutch Mill
• Eastern Tech High School
• Eastern Yacht Club
• Eastwood Center
• Elvis Fever Fan Club
• Essex Day
• EVI Corporation
• Fallston Station
• Fowble Foundation
• Fox Ridge
• Fraternal Order of Police
• Graceland
• Grand Mason's Lodge
• Grey Rock Mansion
• Happy Hour Hunters Club
• Harbor Belle
• Harborplace
• Harford County Farm Fair
• Harley Davidson Owners Group
• Hawks Pleasure Club
• Inner Harbor Yacht Sales
• Jack's Bar and Grill
• Kent Island Yacht Club
• Key Yacht Club
• Knights of Columbus
• Knights of Pythias
• La Fontaine Bleu
• Lett's Pleasure Club
• Lexington Market
• Lineboro Volunteer Fire Dept
• Marriot Inner Harobr
• Merritt House
• Michaels Eighth Avenue
• Middle River Yacht Club
• National Kidney Foundation
• Network of Special Teens and Adults
• Omega Club
• Oregon Ridge
• Overlea Fullerton Recreation
• Perry's Restaurant
• Preakness Fest
• Princess Royale- Ocean City
• Quo Vadis Democratic Club
• Ravens Roost
• Richlin Ballroom
• Riverside Yacht Club
• Ronnie Dove's Music World
• Rosedale Gardens
• Sailing Emporium
• Sheet Metal Contractos Association
• Sheraton Aberdeen Four Points
• Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel
• Sheraton Inner Harbor
• Sheraton -Ocean City, MD
• Shrine of Little Flower Bowling League
• Snyder's Willow Grove
• Sons of Italy
• St. Clements Church
• Tall Cedar's Lodge
• Towson Center
• United Cerebal Palsy
• University of Maryland Pediatric Center
• US Can Company
• Vietnam Veterans of America
• Water's Edge Festival
• White Rocks Yacht Club
• Wilson Point Men's Club
• World Trade Center - Baltimore
• Worthington Valley Swim Club
• York Inn
• Young Professional's Organization
• ....plus many other Weddings, Birthday & Anniversary Parties, Roasts & Other Special Occasions!!!
  

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  The Rich and the Roadrunners Story

  
  
  
  The band Rich and the Roadrunners began with an ad in the back a local music publication called "Maryland Musician" back in the summer of 1993. That publication is now called Music Monthly . There also was an ad in another local rock publication called Rox. Anyway the band gathered in a building behind a house in Rosedale and started rehearsing. The band was originally called "Jack and the Beanstalks" and the first gig was at the Key Yacht Club on October 16th, 1993. The band lineup back then (as pictured below) was: Jack Bennett-bass, Mike Cumberland- keyboards, Jim "Powers" Ulich- vocals, Rich Kelly-drums, Jim Gilbert-guitar, Rich Schwarz- guitar
  
  
  Not long after that it was decided to change the bands name for two simple reasons 1) Possible confusion with the children's story Jack and the Beanstalk 2) Believe it or not, there was already a local heavy metal band called Jack and the Beanstalks. The name Richie and the Roadrunners was was suggested by the late, great Vince Corolla who had a band for many years called Krackerjax. We shortened it to Rich and the Roadrunners and we were off to the races. Towards the end of 1993 Robin Sypniewski joined the band as a vocalist about the same time that Mike Cumberland left the band and Rich S. and Jim divided up the keyboard duties. In early 1995 the group started using a horn section on some jobs. The original horns were Mark Grier-trumpet, Rich Winkler-sax and Harry Coccoros on trombone. The horn section was eventually taken over and run by trombonist Lou Silvia who stayed with the group until 2004. Other horn players who played with the group included sax players Stan Rouse, Ray M, John DeMartino, Frank B. trumpet players John Miconi, Ron Vierra, Kerry Martin Charlie Ferguson joined the band on keybaords and vocals in August 1995. Jack left the group in October of 1996 and Jimmy Gilbert moved over to bass. Robin left the band in August of 1997 and was replaced by Tanya Chaney. Ray Drewry also joined about the same time as vocalist/soundman. Ray was with the group until December of 1998 when Ed, Marie and Rusty Hinshaw from the band Full Circle joined the Roadrunners. Jim Gilbert left in 2001 and was replaced by Larry Thompson who was later replaced by Joe Arizaga. Rich Kelly was replaced by Jim Bullock in 2003 and Rich Schwarz finally took some time off in January of 2005.
  By the summer of 2005 the Rich S, Charlie, Jim G. and Rich K. decided to reform the group with Heather Carroll on vocals.

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