Original Caste - Steppin' Out

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	Steppin' Out	04:53
	2	Mr. Monday	03:11
	3	Turn Me On	04:29
	4	Alberta Song	04:14
	5	Cadillac Man	03:10
	6	Back in the Barroom Again (Feat. Joe Hertz)	03:27
	7	Runaway	04:10
	8	Baby's Gone	04:10
	9	One Tin Soldier	03:39

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Canada's Original Folk Blues Vocal Band proudly offers the long awaited re-recording of their 2 most popular radio hits along with great new compositions and a few of our audience favorites.

THE ORIGINAL CASTE has gold records for One Tin Soldier and Mr. Monday and other top ten and top forty hits in Canada, the U.S., Australia and Japan. They toured virtually all over the world, most prominently in Canada, the U.S., Europe, and the Orient.

One Tin Soldier resonated deeply worldwide when it was recorded and released by THE ORIGINAL CASTE. It remains as beloved today…instantly recognized by young and old. THE ORIGINAL CASTE with founder, Bruce Innes; veteran member, Julian Kerr; lead vocalist, Shelley Jones; bassist, Bruce Mohacsy; and vocalist, Lori Mohacsy brings their classic hits and other iconic songs to audiences in their captivating show displaying their trademark impeccable five-part harmonies and compelling instrumentals.

BRUCE INNES & THE ORIGINAL CASTE have talent in abundance performing with charm, ease and flair. The group is equally at home in folk, blues, pop and jazz genres and give audiences a memorable evening of music, laughter, and entertainment.

Bruce Innis: 6 & 12 string guitar, vocals, piano
Bruce is the founding member of The Original Caste and the visionary for the group’s sound. He has a musical history of gold records and several top ten hits as a songwriter. Bruce is the complete package in music and entertainment: a singer of distinctive style with a unique expressiveness; he is a witty and humorous entertainer and a consummate musician on both the 6 and 12-string guitars, as well as piano.

Julian Kerr: guitar, keyboards, vocals, bass
Julian is a veteran member of The Original Caste and the go-to-virtuoso. He is equally adept at guitar, keyboard, bass and vocals. Julian’s reputation as Alberta’s musical wizard is re-enforced at every Original Caste concert. His musical technique and expertise elevate every song and every recording by The Original Caste, and his guitar and keyboard solos are legendary. Julian dazzles audiences wherever The Original Caste performs.

Shelley Jones: vocals, guitar
As lead female vocalist for The Original Caste Shelley’s passion for music is clearly evident in every song. Her sound is soulful, passionate, and intense. From pop bands and jazz trios to big bands and symphony orchestras, Shelley is a highly experienced stage performer with a unique, inventive, original delivery and four solo albums to her credit. Shelley’s soaring vocals infuse every Original Caste performance with excitement, taste, and style and she continues to expand her fan base across North America.

Bruce Mohacsy: bass, keyboards, vocals
Bruce has across the board talent. He has impressive skill on multiple instruments and expertise in almost all musical styles (maybe not rap) and contributes immensely to The Original Caste’s versatility and rich depth of sound. Clarence “Big” Miller, B.B. King, P.J. Jerry, The Tommy Banks Big Band, and Ian Stewart are among the greats that he has worked with either touring, performing and/or recording. Among his credits are sound and the score for the international comedy “Red Wine and Canvas” with which he toured Britain in its world premiere. He is an Ampia award winner as Music Writer/Arranger/Player for the children’s TV series “Be Alert Bert”.

Lori Mohacsy: vocals
Lori is a harmony singer extraordinaire - the whiz kid of background vocals. She adds the final shine to The Original Caste’s extraordinarily full,complex sound. Her vocal talent has enhanced many Alberta recording studio projects and she has been involved with theatre, jazz and pop music on a world wide stage. She has toured the U.S. with two gospel groups and performed in Japan as a singer/dancer with the dance troupe, Kompani. She won an Ampia writer’s award for Best Episode in children’s TV. Lori teaches drama at The King’s University in Edmonton.

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