Unfinished
Business is a California Central Coast band initially formed in 2003 with
the idea of specializing in the authentic performance of what is arguably the best music
of all time: 1960s rock 'n' roll. The members of Unfinished Business- David
Hollister on drums, Jim Witt on bass and vocals, Ben Davis on rhythm guitar
and vocals, and Ed Miller on lead guitar and vocals- all played in different
local bands in California, unknown to one another, during the '60s. Although
the muse was constantly whispering in their collective ears, they all
eventually set their music careers aside to pursue "real jobs" and
raise families.
Well, the '60s are now long gone, but the members of Unfinished Business
still have a passion for the music of that era and their "unfinished
business" is to pick up where they all left off "way back
when" by playing in a band again and performing the hits of
the '60s by the great artists of the era, ranging from The Animals to
The Zombies and including The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Rolling
Stones, and various Motown artists. Long live '60s rock 'n' roll!
Unfinished Business has been both a headliner and a support act for national
recording artists and has provided the
featured entertainment for literally hundreds of local charity benefits,
community events, festivals, and private functions. These professionals
always bring the highest standard to every performance with complete sound
and lighting systems, incidental music, appropriate stage dress, and a
rehearsed show with a minimum of talk, a comfortable and enjoyable audience
rapport, and an emphasis on great dance music. As you sprint to the dance
floor, you'll find yourself singing along with every song!
Whatever the event or venue, be it a wedding, a car show, private party,
festival, county fair, reunion, winery, country club, resort, concert, farmers'
market, or anything else, consider "Unfinished Business" your choice
for musical entertainment.
The band's target market area
generally covers San Luis Obispo and Santa
Barbara Counties. This includes Paso Robles, Cambria, Morro Bay, Atascadero, San Luis Obispo, Avila Beach, Shell Beach, Pismo Beach, Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, Nipomo, Santa Maria, Lompoc, Solvang, Santa Ynez, Goleta, Santa Barbara, Carpinteria, and all points in between, but
the band will travel anywhere in the world if the terms make it feasible to do so.
"Experience the magic of '60s rock and roll all
over again with Unfinished Business"
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reception...
Ann
Woods, Mother of the Bride, Woods/Higgins Wedding, Pasadena, August 2011
"You guys were GREAT! Thank you so much for treating the community
to a spectacular show!We truly appreciate your professionalism and
entertainment!"
Chris Amaral, Pacific Breeze
Concert, Shell Beach, March 2011
"...the
band literally blew us away. I have never heard so many
compliments…"
Barrie Key, Arroyo Grande High School
Class of 1965 Reunion Committee, October 2010
"…the dance floor
was immediately flooded with gyrating guests."
Helen Ann Thomas, Santa Maria Sun, Santa Maria, February 2010
"You guys blew my socks off Saturday night!"
Joe Quealy, musician, concert promoter, and sound engineer,
at Santa Barbara County Fair,
Santa Maria, July, 2009
"...now that's a band!
...everyone enjoyed the band immensely."
Shana Medrano , Event Coordinator, Creative Events, Harwood/Mende wedding
Los Olivos, July, 2008
"This band is a hot fudge sundae for the ears, and each member is a treat."
James Pepper, Editor, Foxen News, "Some 'Unfinished Business' in Old Town",
Santa Maria, Jan, 2008
"... tight, offering four-part harmonies that set it apart from other cover bands,
with the energy of a band of 20-somethings."
The San Luis Obispo Tribune feature article, "The Cover Band Rocks", by Patrick S. Pemberton,
SLO and the Central Coast, December 27, 2007
"These guys are local 'treasures'...."
Letter to the Editor of the San Luis Obispo Tribune by Barbara Nicholson,
Executive Director, Partnership for the Children Foundation,
April, 2007
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