BILL MURRAY AND THE CROSSOVER BAND

01 Haunting Dreams.mp3

Bill Murray and The Crossover Band is made up of 7 band members. Bill is a Nashville recording artist. They play Traditional Country Music, Oldies (50's-60's) and an Elvis Tribute. The band performs in PA, NY and NJ. Thanks to all of our many fans for supporting us at our various venues. Looking forward to meeting new faces at our shows. Contact Bill at: BRENBILL1_AOL.COM or 610-767-5617.

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BILL MURRAY

LEAD VOCALIST AND RHYTHM GUITAR

Bill Murray began his musical career at the age of 5 when he soloed in church singing the Old Rugged Cross. It wasn't until he was in the Army that he began singing professionally. He performed for 2 years while in Germany doing USO shows. He opened for all the top Rock and Roll acts from the States that were touring Europe at this time, such as Chuck Berry, Sam Cooke, Carl Perkins, Bill Haley and the Comets, to name a few.

After being discharge from the service, Bill returned to Long Island, NY and joined a local country band from 1963 to 1972. He opened for numerous Nashville country artists such as Kitty Wells, Stonewall Jackson, Kenny Roberts to name a few. In 1972 Bill started his own band called "Bill Murray and Junction Variety" doing a mix of tradtitonal country music, oldies (50's-60's) and standards from the 20', 30's, 40's. Bill also did a Saturday morning radio show at this time. In 1978 he changed the name of the band to "Bill Murray and The Sounds of Gold", to reflect the addition of an Elvis Tribute he started doing. Bill recorded a record that became a local hit on Long Island as well as a local hit in Florida. The years from 1980 to 1983, Bill and his band won many awards. They took home honors for: Entertainer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, Band of the Year and Songwriter of the Year.

Bill formed a 15 piece-touring band with members of his band as well as members from several other local bands and they performed at local high schools to teach the students the history of country music from its earliest roots to the current country music at the time. For 21 years Bill belonged to two Long Island Country Music Associations serving at times as either President or Vice President.

For a brief period Bill lived upstate NY, in Lake George and started another band. They performed at local clubs and at the civic center where Bill sang The Star Spangled Banner, a cappella, on the ice, at the start of a hockey game.

After returning to Long Island, he restarted the Sounds of Gold Band. In 1995 and 1996, Bill did television appearances on the Tennessee Hayride Jamboree in Nashvillle, TN, hosted by Dixie Harrison and directed by Jim (Moose) Sowards former on stage director of Nashville Now. In June 1996 Bill had the great honor to be part of the Hank Williams Sr. Festival held yearly in Georgiana, AL, performing on stage with local talent and nationally known acts such as Jett Williams and the Drifting Cowboys, Shenendoah, George Jones and Gene Watson to name a few.

In 1996 Bill recorded his CD at Soundsmith Recording Studio in Hendersonville, TN. It was on the Starbuck Record Label. The musicians that were used were the top notch Nashville musicians that the popular country acts used on their recordings. Bill's self penned title cut from the CD, "Haunting Dreams" reached #1 in the Netherlands and #22 on the Independent Charts in the United States.

From 1996 until 2008 Bill performed numerous times on the Heartlands Hayride that was broadcast live over WDVR-FM radio and heard on the World Wide Web.

In 2002, Bill moved to PA, in the Lehigh Valley area. He started a new band called: "Bill Murray and The Crossover Band". This is a seven-piece band that performs in PA, NY and NJ. The band performs at local clubs, parks, festivals, restaurants, etc. Bill also does a single, a duo, or a 4 piece act at local restaurants, private parties and nursing homes.

EARL (HANK) PONICSAN

RHYTHM GUITAR AND VOCALS

Earl became interested in country music through his parents. When he was a youngster, his parents used to go out every weekend to listen to country music leaving him home with a babysitter. His father would then call home and let Earl listen to the bands playing and singing the old country tunes of Webb Pierce, Hank Snow and others. On the weekends, some friends of his father would come to the house to play their flat top guitars and sing. Earl would sneak out of bed and hide behind the sofa so that he could listen and watch. There was a picture in the room and he could see them strumming their guitars in the reflection of the picture. When they would take a break, he would come out and start to strum on the guitar and then his mother would find him and put him back to bed.

His interest in country music grew as he then went to concerts with his parents. Earl got his first guitar from Sears for Christmas at the age of 14 and taught himself to play. In high school he was in a band for about a year and he was always in chorus and County Chorus. At about the age of 14 he met up with Shorty Long and the Santa Fe Rangers at Ontelaunee Park and sang with them. At the age of 15 he met Earl and Fern Keller at Ontelaunee Park and they asked him to join their band, The Melody Rangers, when he was 16. He played and sang with them until 1970 when he went into the Army.

After coming out of the Army in 1972, he joined the Melody Rangers and played with them until Earl Keller passed away. Earl got his nickname of "Hank" from Earl Keller because of his renditions of Hank Williams songs which he still performs today. Earl Keller's son, Dale, then took over the band and he continued playing with that band until it broke up.

After that, Earl played with Crazy Willy and the Country Rangers for approximately 4 or 5 years. After leaving the Country Rangers, he joined The Majestics Band and was with them for 29 years. His most requested song is, "I Don't Want to be Lonely" which is an original. He wrote this song after he came out of the Army. One day he sat on the window sill of his parents old stone house and wrote this song in about 15 minutes.

Earl worked for and is now retired from the Bridge and Utility Department of Lehigh County and was employed as a foreman of masonry on bridges.

As of January 1, 2010, Earl became a member of "Bill Murray and The Crossover Band". Earl also does a duo act with Bill Murray in local lounges.

BOB MOSTELLAR

LEAD GUITAR AND VOCALS

Bob Mostellar began his music career in the early 1970's, playing guitar in the school stage band as well as the trumpet in the High School Marching and Concert Bands. In 1979 after graduation Bob began playing guitar and singing with several different Country and Oldies bands in the Pocono Mountains.

Then in 1986 until 1993 Bob's musical efforts were with a band called "The Junction" where he was the lead guitarist and vocalist. The band played Country, Oldies and some Old Time Rock and Roll. The Junction became one of the top bands around all of Monroe County and the Poconos. You did not have to look very far to find the band playing at one of the local fire halls, to a wedding at one of the Pocono Resorts. The band also played at several fairs and private parties throughout the summers. Bob's silky voice on his songs will be sure to get you dancing or just snuggling with your partner.

From 1994 until 2007 Bob kept his playing private due to the demands of his young children, Maegan and Teddy. Now that the kids have grown up, Dad has had a chance to get out and play again. Then in early 2008 while doing a fill in gig with a local band, Bob met Bill Murray. A short time later he began working with "Bill Murray and The Crossover Band". When Bob is not working or making music, he enjoys the relaxing time with his family.

JOE ROBERTS

BASS GUITAR AND VOCALS

Joe was born and raised in the Lehigh Valley. He started playing music in elementary school, starting with the flute. He started playing guitar when he was 14 after meeting a friend who had a guitar. His parents got him his first guitar shortly after that meeting. It was a Slivertone Archtop. He taught himself how to play the chords from a Mel Bay book. Later he took lessons at Henry John's Music Store in Allentown, PA. There he learned to read music over what he already knew. When Joe graduated high school his parents got him his first electric guitar, a Gibson Les Paul. Joe got together with a couple of friends and formed his first band, The Elektrons. The drummer, Lou Mackes, was friends with Norm Ziegler of the country band The Broadway Buckaroos. Norm got them a spot on the TV show from Philadelphia, The Chief Halftown Show. From that band he expanded to form another band called the Bondsmen. (James Bond was big at the time and the guys were fans.) It was with the Bondsmen that Joe got to open for a national recording artist, actually two in one night. The first was pop artist Lesley Gore at the Allentown Fairgrounds teen center, The Hutch. That same night the guys went to the Saylorsburg Inn to open for the Four Tops.

On enlisting in the Air Force in 1966, Joe was overwhelmed with country music. His roommates were both Southern boys and played country music constantly. Later, at tech school, the same thing. Both roomies were from the South. His first tour of duty was to Kadena Air Base on the island of Okinawa. Joe wanted to keep his hand in music and learned that servicemen were allowed to have bands. The only problem for Joe was, there wasn't a rock band to be found. All the bands were playing country. He found a small group that had a drummer (a single snare drum), a lead guitar and a rhythm guitar but no bass. Joe foundout the band owner wasn't in the band but owned all the instruments. Joe never played bass but figured how hard could it be? He pestered the owner for about three weeks and finally the owner has a bass guitar and amplifier and said, "Show me what you got, Kid". Joe tuned to what he knew, the last four of a guitar and got lucky, it was right. Since he knew most of the songs from following the band the only thing left was what style picking to use. He settled on the two finger style and hasn't looked back since. Joe went on to learn vocals and do harmonizing. His style of singing is influenced by his idol, Marty Robbins. The first country artist he got to actually play behind was the great Merle Travis, who penned Sixteen Tons. (By coincident, Joe got to meet, at the Allentown Fair four years earlier, the recording artist who made the song famous, Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Joe was discharged form service at the end of 1969 and proceeded to not only go job hunting to support his family but also for a band to work with. He worked for a few months with Carl Stuart from the country music radio station in Allentown, WHOL. Later he joined John Myers and his Texas Top Hands band. He initially was just to fill in for the bassist who was in a car accident but after hearing Joe's baritone voice John decided to retain both players, with Joe doing rhythm guitar. The original bassist decided he didn't want to continue so Joe was the bassist for three years. At theat time John disbanded the group due to health problems. Joe took over the band's booking with the rest of the guys and called the band CANYON. Canyon was one of the more popular country bands in the Lehigh Valley, playing all the clubs and fairs. As it is with most bands, members came and went but Joe's dedication to keeping country real kept the band working. Later the band took on a wider range with the new version called country rock. The new format fit well with the traditional sound and the band was then called the HARLON COUNTY BOOTLEG BAND, a reference to the best bootlegging area of the country, Harlon County, Kentucky. When a couple of members wanted to try their luck in Nashville, the band was reformed again and renamed CANYON again. Canyon lasted until late 1979 when Joe was asked to join a new group in the Poconos called Public Choice. That group eventually became the Cramer Brothers Band. With that band, Joe worked either as opener or behind some of the top country artists ever. The list is a Who's Who in country music, including Bobby G. Rice, Reba, Faron Young, Johnny Russell, Charlie Daniels, Justin Tubb, Freddy Hart, Vern Gosdin, George Jones, Leona Williams, Susan Raye, Helen Cornelius and Boxcar Willie to name a few. After about nine years CBB disbanded and Joe went into semi-retirement from playing. Most of the years with CBB found the guys working five to six nights a week plus holding a day job. Being known as one of the country bass guitarists and vocalists, Joe did a lot of fill-ins for guys who were sick or on vacation. After doing a country show in the Poconos called Country Nights, Joe was approached by two singers, Len and Jan, to form a new group they wanted to do. He agreed and Len & Jan and the Sidekicks were born. Joe spent almost 14 years with that group then because country was straying too far from its roots, he quit to form a group that held more to what country was and needs to be, REAL COUNTRY. The band played a few venues but the Lehigh Valley area has become tainted by the "new" country and with more clubs using DJs, jobs are few. Joe has been concentrating on putting together a CD that real country music lovers will appreciate.

Joe recently signed on with BILL MURRAY AND THE CROSSOVER BAND. Joe's website will soon reflect the changes with links to Bill's site.

Joe's abilities are playing bass and rhythm guitar, some mandolin, steel guitar and keyboard. He sings baritone with fine leads and harmonies.

WENDY MEIXELL

VOCALS

Growing up in a music loving family, Wendy's love of music began with a mixture of Big Band and Dixieland Jazz through her parents and many years of attending local gigs with them. Between her parents and three older brothers, there was never a day without music in the home, from Dixieland, top 50's Oldies to 60's Classic Rock. Endlessly singing, but only at home, her Mom called her a "closet performer".

In July of 2003, on a cruise ship, Wendy finally got enough nerve to sing karaoke. The love of singing grew from that moment on. She spent the next five years singing all the karaoke possible, participating in and winning many contests. Very soon, karaoke just wasn't enough to fulfill her passion for singing.

Wendy began singing with the Lehigh Valley Idol Organization, participating in, and winning the senior category to become the 2008 Senior Lehigh Valley Idol. She has been involved with the Lehigh Valley Idol Organization ever since in many shows, including Oldies shows at the Allentown Fair, Musikfest venues, Christmas shows at the Roxy Theatre in Northampton, PA and numerous shows at The Hotel Bethlehem.

In 2009, Wendy was honored to be selected as one of the fifteen finalists to compete in the Publishers Clearinghouse PA State Senior Idol finals at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theater in Lancaster, PA. Up until joining BILL MURRAY AND THE CROSSOVER BAND, this was the highlight of her singing career.

Also in 2009/2010, Wendy met and sang with the late David Jancovic (Davy J), a renowned Elvis Impersonator in the Lehigh Valley, who has been the most influential person to motivate Wendy to pursue singing further. In addition to being Davy's "scarf girl" for his Elvis shows, she volunteered to sing with him in many shws for the mentally challenged and the elderly. Through Davy J, she also sang as the opening act for numerous oldies and country bands, such as The Mudflaps, The Paramounts, Hickory Rose and Crazy Heart.

Since 2009, she has participated as an entertainer at the annual Christmas Eve benefit dinner for the underprivileged at the Holiday Inn in Fogelsville, PA. This wonderful event brings inner city, less fortunate by the bus loads for a holiday dinner, complete with entertainment and Santa with a gift for every child.

Wendy has dabbled with various bands as a guest singer the past few years, deepening her desire to join a band. She feels blessed and grateful to have this opportunity since joining BILL MURRAY AND THE CROSSOVER BAND.

RALPH EDINGTON

STEEL GUITAR

DAVID MAKARCHUK

DRUMS AND VOCALS

CHATTANOOGA SHOESHINE BOY.mp3

SCHEDULE

BILL MURRAY and THE CROSSOVER BAND

AND

BILL AND HANK

2012

ADDITIONAL DATES TO BE ADDED

Jan 19 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Feb 2 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512. Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Feb 16 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

March 1 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

March 10 Emerald Fire Dept Bill Murray and

Saturday Penn St, Emerald, PA The Crossover Band

March 15 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

March 17 Gabelsville AA Club Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte # 73, (2 N. Funk Rd), Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:00PM-10:00PM

March 24 PRIVATE Bill and Hank

6:00PM-9:00PM

March 25 PRIVATE--Lutheran Manor Bill and Hank

6:00PM-8:00PM

April 5 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00P

Call for reservations: 610-838-8322

April 6 Landslide Saloon Bill Murray and

Friday Rte#173, Asbury, NJ The Crossover Band

Large Dance Floor Great Food 9:00PM-1:00AM

April 7 Landslide Saloon Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte#173, Asbury, NJ The Crossover Band

Large Dance Floor Great Food 9:00PM-1:00AM

April 13 Boyertown Senior Center Bill Murray and

Friday W. Spring St, Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:30PM-10:30PM

April 14 Gabelsville AA Club Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte# 73, (2 N. Funk Rd) Boyertown. PA The Crossover Band

7:00PM-10:00PM

April 19 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

May 3 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

May 12 Gabelsville AA Club Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte# 73, (2 N. Funk Rd) Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:00PM-10:00PM

May 17 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

May 19 PRIVATE--Lutheran Manor Bill and Hank

11:00AM-1:00PM

May 27 Alburtis Park Bill Murray and

Sunday 328 S. Main St, Alburtis, PA Bring Lawn Chairs The Crossover Band

FREE MUSIC, FREE ADMISSION GREAT FOOD 3:00pm-8:00pm

June 7 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

June 9 St. Lukes UCC Strawberry Festival Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte#33 at Belfast Exit, Belfast, PA The Crossover Band

Bring your lawn chairs 5:00PM-8:00PM

June 16 Gabelsville AA Club Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte# 71, (2 N. Funk Rd) Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:00PM-10:00PM

June 21 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

June 30 Gabelsville AA Club Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte# 73, (2 N. Funk Rd) Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:00PM-10:00PM

July 5 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

July 8 Alburtis Park Bill Murray and

Sunday 328 S. Main St, Alburtis, PA Bring Lawn Chairs The Crossover Band

FREE MUSIC, FREE ADMISSION GREAT FOOD 3:00PM-8:00PM

Aug 2 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Aug 10 Boyertown Senior Center Bill Murray and

Friday W. Spring St, Boyertown, PA The Crossover Band

7:30PM-10:30PM

Aug 11 Salem UCC Moorestown Bill Murray and

Saturday Rte#946 (Community Drive), Moorestown, PA The Crossover Band

Bring your lawn chairs 4:30PM-8:30PM

Aug 16 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Aug 19 Alburtis Park Bill Murray and

Sunday 328 S. Main St, Alburtis, PA Bring Lawn Chairs The Crossover Band

FREE MUSIC, FREE ADMISSION GREAT FOOD 3:00PM-8:00PM

Sept 6 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Sept 15 Alburtis Park OLDIES AND ELVIS Bill Murray and

Saturday 328 S. Main St, Alburtis, PA Bring Lawn Chairs The Crossover Band

FREE MUSIC, FREE ADMISSION GREAT FOOD 3:00PM-8:00PM

Sept 20 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Oct 4 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Oct 18 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Oct 20 PRIVATE--Lutheran Manor Bill and Hank

Saturday 11:00AM-1:00PM

Nov 1 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Nov 15 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Dec 6 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Dec 20 Gaetano's Italian Restaurant Bill and Hank

Thursday At Southmoore Golf Course, Rte#512, Bath, PA 6:00PM-9:00PM

Call for reservations: 610-837-8322

Dec 31 PRIVATE--Lutheran Manor NEW YEAR'S EVE Bill and Hank

10:00PM-1:00AM

CRAZY ARMS.mp3

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MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY.mp3

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HAUNTING DREAMS (HD)

JUST BILL #1, I'm Blue, I'm Lonsome, Don't You Ever Get Tired of Hurting Me, etc

JUST BILL #2, Hey Good Looking, We Could, Listen My Lord, Act Naturally, etc

JUST BILL #3, There Stands The Glass, Walk Through This World With Me, etc

JUST BILL #4, I've Got a New Heartache, Life Turned Her That Way, Today I Started Loving , etc

JUST BILL #5, Unwound, Someday, Ain't Misbehav'n, I Overlooked an Orchid, Chatanooga,

JUST BILL #6, Waltz Across Texas, Here Comes My Baby Back Again, She Thinks I Still Care, etc

JUST BILL #7, Margaritaville, Look At Us, I'll Take Texas, Only Make Believe, Devil Woman, etc

JUST BILL #8, Singing the Blues, Cool Water, Wondering, Fraulien, Crying Time, Faded Love, etc

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