One of Steve's dreams was to record at Sun Studio in Memphis where Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis first ever recorded. He couldn't believe it when they asked him to sign an agreement giving them permission to use his recordings in future promotions. He was so impressed with the recording technology at Sun Studio that he now uses the same system to record and produce his own backing tracks. There are no pre-recorded vocals or piano on these backing tracks, it is all performed totally live. This show is lots of fun and by the end it you will understand why Jerry Lee Lewis really did believe that he should have been crowned the King of Rock 'n' Roll.

Songs Include:
Great Balls of Fire (with extra piano solo's)
Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On
Breathless (in the middle of the song, you will see Steve perform an amazing 12 note piano solo)
Green Green Grass of Home (3mins of pure showing off in a JLL style)
Wild One (Steve cleverly turns this song into Classical then back to Rock ‘N’ Roll)
Chantilly Lace
Save the Last dance For Me (a Drifters classic performed with trademark Jerry Lee Lewis gusto)
Be Bop-a-Lula
Lewis Boogie (Steve plays the piano solo that Jerry Lee Lewis captured on record at Sun Studio. This is the most difficult solo of them all, even the great man himself rarely performed this original solo)

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Their attention to detail is extraordinary even down to vintage instrumentation and costumes of the era. Artistes featured include: The Beatles, The Monkees, The Searchers, Cliff Richard & The Shadows, The Rolling Stones plus many more.

Clients:
BBC Television, BBC Radio, Swedish National Television including appearing live on the Swedish Lotto with Roger Moore in front of an estimated audience of 5 million people.

Butlin's Holiday Resorts
Haven Holidays
Gala Bingo Clubs
Hilton Hotels
Newmarket Racecourse
British Aerospace
Silja Castle

The Piggies are able to adapt their show to suit most types of audiences, from a full-scale theatre production to an intimate private party. This sixties tribute band are thoroughly entertaining and if you like the 60's era, you will absolutely love this highly polished tribute act.

Reviews:
"From the moment that these four talented musicians stepped out of a full-scale replica of Dr. Who's Tardis, complete with original sound effects, it was clear that this was no ordinary tribute band. Using the word "Ultimate" for any event of this kind may seem risky, but this show certainly delivers the goods – their uncanny impersonations of 1960's icons such as The Beatles, The Monkees, The Searchers, Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Rolling Stones were nothing short of perfect" – Grand Theatre (Swansea)

"They are a cover band, but a cover band who really become the artistes they are impersonating. Only the most wonderful classic songs were performed during the almost two and a half hour concert. The last half hour of the show the audience were all stood up dancing, screaming, clapping their hands and singing along to the songs. The evening was full of nostalgia and the audience got to re-live many precious old memories" – Park Theatre Orebro (Sweden)

"This was a really excellent show – a slick and impressive production with almost 50 of the best hits of the last century and all played live by four terrific musicians, playing a hometown gig at the peak of their talents" – Grimsby Auditorium

"The great thing about this show though is not just the talent of the performers but the humour that goes with it. They didn’t take themselves too seriously and told us that, just like in the sixties, all instruments on the night were played live. They effortlessly moved from one anthem to another and the costumes they donned were just the thing to add that extra bit of pizzazz. Without a doubt though, the best performance and costume had to come from their version of Mick Jagger. Not only did he have the voice for it, he had the lips and moves as well" – Wyvern Theatre (Swindon)

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Band Line-Up:

Yanni (Guitar/Vocals) is both proud and passionate about The Merseybeat sound. He was born in Liverpool in 1950 and first played at the Cavern Club in 1964 with his band ‘The Seftons’. They went on to be very successful and recorded many singles and were very proud to be top of the bill when the Cavern re-opened in 1967. In 1997, a commemorative wall of fame was unveiled opposite The Cavern and ‘The Seftons’ have their own brick in the wall alongside the names of all the bands that performed at the club. In 1972, Yanni found further success when he wrote and sang the theme tune to the long running TV show ‘Candid Camera’. Yanni has a wealth of experience spanning more than 40 years and contributes a genuine, reminiscent quality to the sound of The Cavern Legacy show.

Allen (Bass/Vocals) has enjoyed playing guitar at venues in the UK and abroad, supporting ‘The Wurzels’, ‘The Searchers’ and ‘The Fortunes’ to name but a few. He especially enjoyed performing at Butlin's 60's theme weekends and loves working on cruise ships. Allen began playing guitar when he was eleven years old, reaching an accomplished level of ability, evident when he made the seamless switch from guitar to bass guitar when he joined the band. He says not many bass players like the Hofner bass but he wouldn’t want to play anything else. Allen has an impressive, creative talent and uses this to reproduce the authentic sixties sound for the band.

Dave (Drums) started playing drums at 15 going to the same tutor as Mick Avery of ‘The Kinks’. In the 60's he formed a band called 'The Zodiacs' playing venues all over the country even performing on the Hit TV show ‘Ready Steady Go’ and they supported numerous bands including ‘Cliff Bennet and the Rebel Rousers’. In 1967, the band split with one member going to Australia and one to Canada. Dave stayed in the UK and was approached by Ray Dorset who was forming ‘Mungo Jerry’ but Dave had taken another job. He was really upset when they later had their big hit: ‘In the Summertime’. Dave just says “that’s life” and he is now happy to be back playing in The Cavern Legacy.

Keith (Guitar/Vocals) grew up on a diet of 60's Mersey and Brum Beat music and counts John Lennon as his single biggest musical influence. In the 60's and 70's Keith learned his musical trade singing and playing guitar in a number of covers bands including: 'Rum & Butter' and 'Cartoon' playing the clubs and army bases around the country. During this period 'Rum Butter' played a residency with Billy Fury and played support to a number of artists such as: 'Black Sabbath’, 'The Troggs', 'Tony Christie' and 'McGuinness Flint'.

The band constantly update their repertoire, the following list is intended as a guide only.

The Beatles
From Me To You, Twist & Shout, Can't Buy Me Love, Eight Days a Week, A Hard Day's Night, I Feel Fine, Please Please Me, I Should Have Known Better, I Saw Her Standing There, All My Loving

The Searchers
Sweets For My Sweet, Needles & Pins, Sugar & Spice, Every Time That You Walk In The Room

Gerry & The Pacemakers
You'll Never Walk Alone, I Like It, Ferry Cross The Mersey, I'm The One

Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas
Bad To Me, Do You Want To Know a Secret

Freddie & The Dreamers (I'm Telling You Now)
I Think of You (The Merseybeats)
Hippy Hippy Shake (Swingin' Blue Jeans)
A Little Lovin (The Fourmost)
Stand By Me (Ben E. King)
Hang On Sloopy (The McCoys)
All Shook Up (Elvis Presley)

Reviews:
"We were in Western-Super-Mare on the 14th May staying at the Atlantic Park Hotel. My husband and I saw 'The Cavern Legacy' who were doing a gig there. We really enjoyed them, it was a really good night, we will certainly go to see them again" – Irene Alexander

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The Revolvers have played famous venues like The Cavern in Liverpool and Hampton Court in London and they've also toured parts of America and Europe to much acclaim.

This is a completely self contained 60's tribute show incorporating a top quality sound system and stage lighting. This is an authentic tribute to this colourful era, from the clothes to the instruments they play.

Reviews:
"Thanks so much for making our wedding reception so memorable. You were so professional and such lovely lads" – Sue Frances (Hampshire)

"I have been in the entertainment industry for 25 years and The Revolvers are one of the best tribute acts I have seen. The energy, the look, the professionalism all spot on. Thanks boys!" – Mike Greenwood (Ruda Holiday Camp)

"Fantastic night, you guys are too young to be playing this sort of music and doing it so well" – James Chalmers (Reddich)

"Fantastic evening, thanks for livening up my wedding reception, loved the Kinks numbers you did" – Will Stewart (Blackpool)

"Thanks for playing at the International POP Overthrow, watching you guys was like travelling back to the 60's. Absolutely amazing!" – David Bash (New York)

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