TONY
GUITAR

MIKE  L.
BASS

RAY
KEYBOARDS

BROADWAY FORMED 1975, OUT OF BAYONNE NEW JERSEY. THEY WERE AN EIGHT MEMBER COVER AND SHOW BAND, WITH A KICK-ASS HORN SECTION, A TIGHT RHYTHM SECTION, AND TWO DYNAMIC VOCALISTS. BROADWAY TOURED THE COUNTRY FROM 1975 TO 1980, PERFORMING IN LARGE CAPACITY VENUES. IN 1977, BROADWAY WAS VOTED THE #6 TOP BAND, BY THE CLUB OWNERS ASSOCIATION. 
LARGELY A COVER BAND, BROADWAY ALSO PERFORMED SHOWS. AMONG THEM WERE THE MOTOWN TRIBUTE SHOW, AND A SHOW FEATURING HIT TUNES FROM THE GREAT WHITE WAY. BROADWAY FEATURED TRIBUTES TO CHICAGO, TEDDY PENDERGRASS, LEW RAWLS, TOWER OF POWER, THE BEE GEE'S AND BARRY MANILOW, TO NAME A FEW. THEY WERE KNOWN FOR WEAVING TOGETHER SEVERAL TUNES IN SUCCESSION, CREATING 15 TO 20 MINUTE NONSTOP, HIGH-ENERGY MUSIC. POPULAR EVERYWHERE THEY PERFORMED, BROADWAY SPENT FIVE YEARS ON THE ROAD, TOURING.

THE BROADWAY BAND LINE-UP FROM 1977 TO 1080