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Leonard, Coleman & Blunt VA Naonal Salute to Veteran Paents VALENTINES FOR VETERANS CONCERT Featuring Leonard, Coleman & Blunt Leonard, Coleman & Blunt JS Coleman Enterprises is commied to make your event the talk of the town and the place to Glenn Leonard, Joe Coleman & Joe Blunt Friday, February 27, 2015 at 7:00 P.M. be. Mr. Joe Coleman, founder, and his stable of formerly of acts will have your guests "rock'n & rollin", Tri‐C Metro Campus Auditorium dancing to all the great songs we know and love; 2900 Community College Avenue stomping their feet and singing along to those Cleveland, Ohio 44115 special tunes that remind you of days gone by. Whether it's Jazz, R&B, Gospel, Motown, Soul, No reserved seang. Oldies or Doo Wop, Joe Coleman's stable of Doors open at 6:00 P.M. highly accomplished arsts will take you on a trip Auditorium seang for live performance is down memory lane. Songs that remind you of based on first‐come, first‐served basis. that first kiss, that special night when love was The Temptaons Ticket required for admission. young ‐ all the great memories that make life so special ‐‐ JS Coleman Enterprises, Inc., where the Free Ticket Give‐A‐Way music makes the moment! February 2nd ‐ February 25th JS Coleman Enterprises, Inc. specializes in large (Closed February 16th) corporate and social events. They will work with you well before your event date to under‐stand VAMC Main Atrium Lobby The Plaers your preferences and plan just the right music for your celebraon. Monday ‐ Friday 9:00 A.M. ‐ 11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. ‐ 3:00 P.M. Please call for prices, 5:00 P.M. ‐ 7:00 P.M. availability and more informaon! Saturday 10:00 A.M. ‐ 1:00 P.M. JS Coleman Enterprises, Inc. 9812 Falls Rd., Suite 114‐252 Voluntary Service Potomac, MD 20854 Ticket Informaon Line: 917‐741‐9727 (216) 791‐3800 Ext. 6295 The Driers [email protected] Fax: 301‐983‐9523 Presented by The Louis Stokes Cleveland VAMC Leonard, Coleman & Blunt Recommended parking is in Lots 5 and 6 on Woodland Avenue Three former lead singers from three of The same week, the group per-formed the world’s most renowned vocal in the Annual Cherry Blossom groups… which collectively have sold Parade, which was aired on ABC-TV, over 100 million records — “The rave reviews. They were also featured Temptations,” “The Platters,” and at the TV-One/Radio One Christmas “The Drifters” — have come together Gala for its legendary founder, Cathy to create the ultimate musical experi- Hughes. ence, “Leonard, Coleman & Blunt.” Leonard, Coleman & Blunt has re- Glenn Leonard, former lead tenor of cently released their new Christ-mas the “The Temptations” (heard around single, written and produced by Joe the world as the lead on the group’s Coleman, entitled “You’re All I Want classic, “Silent Night”) (1975-1983), For Christmas,” avail-able on ITunes, Joe Coleman, former lead singer, “The Amazon and all major download sites. Platters,” “Only You”, “Smoke Gets In addition, Leonard, Coleman & In Your Eyes” (1988-2004), and Joe Blunt recorded a DC Statehood song Blunt, former lead singer of “The entitled “Stand Up 4 DC” that was Drifters” “Under The Boardwalk,” com-missioned by the ACLU. This “On Broadway” (1975-1985), together, song was also written and produced by bring their rich blend of classic hits and group member, Joe Coleman. showmanship to the stage. Reminisce as Leonard, Coleman & Most recently, Leonard, Coleman & Blunt return you to the days of rhythm Blunt wowed the audience at the re- and romance…to an era when “The opening of the famed Howard Theater Temptations,” “The Platters” and in Washington, D.C. Their “Motown “The Drifters,” ruled the airwaves and Tribute,” arranged and produced by brought joy to millions through their Award winning producer, George music Duke, brought the audience and legend- ary honoree, Berry Gordy, to their feet. .
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