Las Vegas Pianist
David Longo

Cocktail anyone? Why not compliment that martini with some piano à la Dave? Never dry, and usually with a twist, you're about to witness a unique blend of the extraordinary. What's your pleasure? Jazz standards? Show tunes? Swing? A little ragtime? Maybe your tastebuds tonight call for something of a more contemporary flair - then why not order some Steely Dan, or Billy Joel, or...well, you get the idea. Wherever your mood happens to take you, you're in for a musical buffet that is sure to include enough goodies to satisfy even the most discriminating palate. Have a seat, relax, and prepare yourself for a collage of tasteful musical diversity and genuine creativity as Dave's tickling of the ivories provides the perfect ambience for quite an evening. You're planning an event that's special to you - whether it's of a casual nature or especially exquisite, compliment it with Dave's 25 plus years of experience of doing what he does best.

Please visit Dave's website for more information, including more samples of his music.

Jimmie Vestal is a songwriter and musician, the author of over 180 copyrighted songs and instrumentals. He sings vocals, plays lead, rhythm, and bass guitar, keyboard, harmonica, and percussion.

Music influences have been Junior Walker & The All Stars, Booker T & The MGs, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Jerry Reed, Credence Clearwater Revival, Beaver Brown Band, and others.

He has performed professionally in musical groups in North Carolina and Florida. He has played at a high school prom in Conway and at the Myrtle Beach Pavilion. 

He may have written the only song in the world that has an actual manufactured product. The Product is BALD HEAD DIVA GOURMET STEAK SAUCE.

One of the songs, "BALD HEAD DIVA", is on this website.  It was submitted for display at the Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum through their corporation headquarters in Orlando, Florida. 

The copyrighted Diva caricature appears on guitar picks, post cards, wooden nickels, pins, matchbooks, and on bottles of the sauce.