TED HORWITZ
is a veteran of the pop music business, performing professionally since 1965 in many diverse musical projects. He is a tremendously talented musician and vocalist who has perfect pitch and can play keyboards of all kinds, guitar and violin. He also has developed a great ear for pop/rock music production, and functions as director, sound engineer, arranger and producer.
As keyboardist in the 70s Top 40 / Rock band “ATR” (Action, Thrills and Romance), Ted covered the motel / lounge / dance club circuit throughout the eastern United States. He has backed 60s rock legends "The Shangri-Las” and Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon, and has appeared in national Elvis impersonator contests with Elvis’ vocal backup group The Jordanaires.
Ted has been a fixture at The Top Steak House piano bar for many years. He also performed with singer / restauranteur Pat Landusky, including a long stint at Columbus’ famous Jai Lai restaurant. He has also played with “The Eddie Pollina Band”, "Greasy Chuck and the High-Tops”, the popular country band “Raizin’ Kane”, and "The Paul Clark Band." Ted has also filled in as a soloist for a number of local pianists, including Steve Banks, Sonia Modes, Jerry Wolfe, L.G. Scott and Don Coe.
In addition, Ted has provided keyboard and guitar accompaniment in the orchestra pit for shows by local choral groups such as Worthington Chorus and Westerville Song Spinners.
There are better keyboard players, better singers, better guitarists and better sound engineers, .... but NOBODY does it all like Ted Horwitz!
JENNIFER MORGAN
has been performing since childhood. Her extremely versatile talent and boundless energy and enthusiasm have earned her a long list of impressive achievements as a professional singer.
Jennifer was named "Columbus' Best Singer" in winning the inaugural Pepsi "Gimme the Mike! Columbus" contest in 2004, hosted by WSYX-TV ABC-6 and WTTE-TV FOX-28.
In 2004, Jennifer was chosen in the top 30 out of thousands of singers across the United States who auditioned for E! Entertainment Television's "The Entertainer" , a reality show hosted by legendary performer Wayne Newton. Jennifer caught the eye & ear of the casting agency, as well as Wayne Newton himself!
In addition to her work with "Take Two", Jennifer is a solo performer at corporate and private events, as well as special church events. In May 2006 she performed at "The Connection" Christian music conference in Overland Park, Kansas. She also sings with "The Quinn Band" .
Jennifer sings the National Anthem at local sporting events, including the Arena Football League's Columbus Destroyers, Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew and the National Hockey League's Columbus Blue Jackets.
She has performed with the rock band "Foreigner" at Germain Amphitheater, and has appeared with Dino, Stacy, Shawn and Merlin on WSNY Sunny 95 's annual Old-Fashioned Live Christmas Radio Show.
Jennifer also does commercial jingles and voice-over work for TV and radio, and was named the Image Voice of radio station The Word 880 WRFD-AM.
She has also been a featured soloist in "Vaud-Villities", the nation's largest and longest running musical production (65+ years) at Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
CHERYL DRIESEN
is a polished and sophisticated entertainer who has sung in the central Ohio area for years with the Chuck
Angeletti Band and the Chuck Dailey Quartet. Her vocal strong suits are big-band-era tunes, nostalgia classics, and Jazz and Latin standards. Her warm engaging stage presence is a hit wherever she performs.
Cheryl lived in New York City for 12 years where she did voiceovers, corporate training videos and commercial demos with nationally-known stars such as Paul Shaffer and David Sanborn.
AMY LANCIONE
is no stranger to anyone who follows the Columbus nightclub scene. She is a small package with a very big voice who enjoys Rhythm and Blues but can handle any style. She has sung with Montage, Diva, The Ministers Of Soul, Full-Tilt Boogie, and The Lost Boys, and currently performs with "The Eddie Pollina Band". Amy's power and range make her absolutely one of Columbus’ finest!
