Frozen Feet
Dayton, Ohio, United States | INDIE
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WONE. WTUE . WMMX.WXEG. WLQT. WBTT
101Pine St.- Suite 200. Dayton, OH 45402
To Whom It May Concern:
Please allow this letter to serve as a recommendation for ""Frozen Feet," a Dayton area band with whom we've had the pleasure of working with on numerous occasions.
"Frozen Feet" is a real favorite among our radio stations - and with a lot of our employees - for many reasons. First and foremost, they're a tremendously talented group of individuals! Their play list is both bright and expansive - no "one bit" wonders here - blending familiar favorites with fresh, original material. From small, intimate venues to outdoor concert settings, '"'"Frozen Feet" also display a stage presence which is professional yet personable. They are perfonners who
really know how to work a crowd, bringing a sense of excitement and energy to every show.
That they obviously love what they do is not only apparent, but filters through to their audience as well.
Finally, a word about dependability - that sometimes rare but extremely important quality. What "Frozen Feet" promise, "Frozen Feet" deliver. You can always depend on a top-notch perfonnance from them - on time, every time.
In closing, we're extremely proud of the association we have established with "Frozen Feet" and
look forward to many more opportunities to work with them in the future as their career continues to soar. .
Most sincerely,
Deborah Parenti
Vice PresidentlMarket Manager
American Radio Systems/Dayton
- American Radio Stations/ Dayton
DAYTON DAILY NEWS -
COURTHOUSE SQUARE "TUNES AT NOON" TO RETURN
~ Aug. 20; Frozen Feet, led by Kristi Dykes, now playing as a trio with a new lineup of original music and with a new CD pro-duced at Fraze studios.
On behalf of WTUE, WMMX and the entire Soar To New Heights Festival Committee, I wanted to take a minute to thank you for working with us as the support act for David Clayton-Thomas and Blood, Sweat & Tears over the 4th of July holiday!
Your music sounded great and the band really put on a great show. We were particularly happy with your stage presence and charisma. Judging by the reaction from the crowd, everyone enjoyed the show very much! Your original material was very well received!
Frozen Feet is great to work with and it certainly makes things a lot easier on all of us when trying to put events of this magnitude together. We appreciate all of your hard work and kindness in not only this event, but others you have been involved with us as well.
Your band certainly should have a great future and I won't hesitate to pass along your name and number to other organizations looking for quality entertainment.
Best Regards,
Tom Carroll
Operations Manager and Soar To New Heights Entertainment Committee
This letter is to confmn that Frozen Feet will be performing on Courthouse Square for the Spring Downtown Dayton Day on Thursday, May 15.
Thank you for helping to make Downtown Dayton Day fun and entertaining. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to give me a call at 224-1518. I'm looking forward to another great performance by Frozen Feet!
Best Regards,
Andrea C. Tromley
Special Events Manager
DOWNTOWN DAYTON Partnership
- Downtown Dayton Partnership
The Dayton Voice
The songwriting team of Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell has been plying its trade since 1968. With the 1970 sin- gle A Horse With No Name, the team, with the addition of
Dan Peek, coalesced as America. Now a duo again, America, whose latest album, Hourglass, visits old and new places, will stop in at Kettering's Fraze Pavilion, 695 Lincoln Park Blvd. Opening tonight's 8:30 show is Dayton's Frozen Feet.
DAYTON DAILY NEWS
AMERICA:
With Frozen Feet opening, 8:30 tonight, Fraze Pavilion, 695 Lincoln Park Blvd., Kettering. $42- $20.00.
Dear Frozen Feet:
On behalf of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, we would sincerely like to thank you for your time and talent. Our
walkAmerica participants raise so much money for our cause and we like to reward them with food and entertainment. I know they both enjoyed and appreciated your group's performance.
Again, thank you for participating in our WalkAmerica festivities and helping to support the March of Dimes mission to prevent birth defects and infant mortality. We hope we can work with you again in the future.
For healthier babies,
Sue Keeton
WalkAmerica Representative - Fraze Pavilion
THE DAYTON VOICE
An Affair on the Square features music by 1964 (Beatles
tribute bond), The Flying Wlngnuts and Frozen Feet from 5 to 10 pm at Courthouse Square. Free.
On behalf of DATV, The Sinclair College Alumni Association, The Dayton Rugby Club and Northview P.S.O., thank you for helping to make the "Budweiser Affair at the Square" a huge success!
One of the largest crowds in years on Courthouse Square enjoyed the music of "Frozen Feet." The revenue generated for the local charities will go a long way toward helping these organizations better serve the community.
Thanks again for your help as well as my Frozen Feet CD. It rocks! I have enclosed some pictures from the event for your review. I look forward to working with you again in the future.
Sincerely,
Kass Johnson
Marketing Coordinator Courthouse Square - The Dayton Voice
Discography
Frozen Feet - Under The Table
Frozen Feet - Running Late
Frozen Feet- Sweet Time
Radio Airplay songs - Mama You Never Told Me
Down By The River
The Meeting Place
I'll Be Back Someday
A Band Of Angels
Watermelon Holiday
Product Of The Promised Land
Strange
You and Me
Simply Let Me Be
There Will Come a Time
Feel Free
Mercy On A Woman
Send Me A Rainbow
Sometimes
All You Ever Have To Be
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Bio
FROZEN FEET BIO
Kristianna Dykes and Chelley Seibert make up the band Frozen Feet.
The captivating sound of Frozen Feet happens when Kristi’s acoustic guitar playing, powerful voice and heart felt lyrics are combined with Chelley’s remarkable harmony arrangements and commanding percussion style. Performing as a duo or with a full band, these girls rock!! and are “power packed” with great entertainment for all audiences.
Frozen Feet has made several memorable appearances including opening for these headliner acts: *PAT BENATAR, *THE GUESS WHO, *AMERICA, *RARE EARTH,*THE VILLAGE PEOPLE, *BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS* 1964 THE TRIBUTE * ALICE RIPLEY *
Frozen Feet has performed at countless venues including: * Madison Square Gardens, NYC, * Tootsie’s in Nashville, TN , The Fraze Pavilion, *International Women’s Music Festival, *National Women’s Music Festival, & *Kirkersville to name a few fantastic events.
Frozen Feet has performed at countless colleges across the country as well as countless elementary schools, middle schools and High schools. Frozen Feet highly promotes music and education and loves to work with kids!
Feet gives back to their community as often as they can by playing benefits for all types of organizations including aids, diabetes, cancer, foster care, and many, many more. Frozen Feet supports our troops and donated 150 CDs to the 705th Air Force Reserve Unit stationed in Iraq.
Billy Mason from the TIM MCGRAW band has shared the stage with Frozen Feet many times and also recorded with the girls on their first CD entitled
“Under The Table.”
Frozen Feet music is radio friendly and their music has been played on countless radio stations nationally and internationally!! Frozen Feet’s second CD is entitled “Running Late” and was released on May 13 of 2006. Frozen Feet's 3 rd CD "Sweet Time" will be released in March 2009!
Frozen Feet plays music where ever and whenever they get the chance! Small, large and private venues are acceptable. Please contact the band for booking information. We are currently filling our calendar up for our “Sweet Time” tour. Please contact the band if you are interested in having us in your town! We will travel!! Contact us at frozenfeet@aol.com or Frozen Feet Staff at 937-609-5033 today!
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