Manhattan

Rich Juhn, a virtuoso on the saxophone, has been performing professionally since the 1960s in a wide variety of bands that have achieved success. He was a co-founder of the soul band known as "The New Breed," which served as an opening act for many well-known acts such as "Night Moves" from Cayahoga Falls, "Class of '57," and "GoldieRox." In addition to being skilled on the saxophone, he is also accomplished on the keyboards, harmonica, and vocals. Lori Juhn Salem, OH In the 1980s, Lori launched her professional career by joining a band from Stubenville, Ohio, known as "Windjammer." Later on, she became a member of the famous Doo-Wop band "The Class of '57," which had previously served as an opening act for the Drifters. Throughout the 1990s, she played a pivotal role in the long-running band known as "GoldieRox." She is skilled on the keyboards as well as the saxophone, in addition to having a powerful lead vocal range.