Ray has been performing his entire life -- starting at a very young age at the kitchen table...hopefully those photos are long gone! Whether in the theater, in front of a band, or as a professional host/MC, Ray leverages his stage presence and ability to connect with an audience to make each event unique, energetic, and exciting.

Ray performs with Shure Microphones and occasionally will pick up a Yamaha Guitar

 Barry is a classically trained guitarist. He caught the guitar "bug" when he was 8 years old, after seeing the Beatles perform on the Ed Sullivan Show.  After playing in a variety of "garage" bands in his teen years, Barry toured with two Regional Bands before honing his skills as a session guitarist. After a 12 year sabbatical from music, Barry reemerged with a backlog of material and formed an original recording project (Never Monday). Barry has played in a number of bands and projects such as:  Wednesday's Child, Woes, Wet Betty, Beer Solves Everything and CTS, but his first love has always been the music of the Beatles. As he puts it, "This is a dream gig, because I get to play the music I grew up with and love without being restricted to a note for note interpretation of the Fab Four. We can take the music anywhere we feel inspired to go, and that's a good thing!"

Barry plays Gibson, Rickenbacker and Gretsch Guitars thru Vox AC30TB Amplifiers. 

 

Rob started playing the bass in 1974 in a rather unorthodox way.  Instead of learning the instrument by trial and error, Robert started with the first Beatles record and learned McCartney's style note for note on his own.  He has seen Mc Cartney perform at least 20 times over the past 10 years and has memorized  exactly how Paul plays the bass.  In 1998, Robert had the additional priveledge of being George Martin's bodyguard during Mr. Martin's promotion of "The Making of Sgt. Pepper".  Robert has become known as Revolve's resident "Beatles" Historian. 

Robert plays Fender Basses and uses Yamaha Amps.

Jim started playing drums at age 13.He has played for numerous Blues, Rock and Country artists in the Tri State area. Major drum influences include Ringo, Charlie Watts, and any drummer who has played for Steely Dan. Jim plays Gretsch drums.

Fran Smith is a bass guitar player from the Philadelphia area.  He has had a successful career  in the music industry for over thirty years.  Fran is best known for his bass playing in the Philadelphia based rock group "The Hooters" since 1987 and still going strong.  He has played with other popular ventures such as  "Beatlemainia'' and "Tony and Tina's Wedding" just to name a few.  During his spare time from touring with "The Hooters",  Fran is now adding his own special flair to the bass lines of "REVOLVE".

FSJ plays Fender and Hofner Basses and uses Ampeg Amplification

 


  Ken has mixed sound for some of the area's top bands. You'll always see Ken with a flashlight in hand keeping Revolve's sound crystal clear. Ken fills the missing piece in REVOLVE's sound!