Mark Greel, guitar, trumpet, saxophones, flute, vocals Regina Binda, lead vocals, percussion Mark Hamilton, trombone, latin percussion, vocals, keyboard Jeff Williams, keyboards Tino D'Agostino, bass, vocals Dr. Steven Wright, drums, vocals Robert Greel, percussion, drums, vocals Regina Binda, lead vocals, percussion Regina Binda is a dynamic vocalists who's styles and influences range from Jazz and Motown through the 70 & 80's classics, right up to todays latest hits. Her vocal ability knows no bounds and consistently pleases audiences of all ages. Her flawless vocal execution combined with her wonderful stage has established her as one of New England's premier vocalists. "People always comment on Regina's ability to capture the essence of every song she performs." Mark Hamilton, trombone, percussion, vocals Mark has performed all over the world and recorded nine CDs as a member of Boston's famous Klezmer Conservatory Band, the highlight being an appearance with Itzhak Perlman on The Late Show with David Letterman. He is a busy freelancer and has also performed with Joe Williams, Victor Borge, Robin Williams, and Joel Grey. A talented educator, Mark is the former Instrumental Music Director at Applewild School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts where his bands consistently won top honors at the International Association of Jazz Educator's festivals. Both an arranger and composer, he specializes in klezmer and jazz music for concert bands and other ensembles. Mark created a publishing company to make this music available for such groups, HamilTunes. As if this is not enough, Mark is also a proud graduate of the New England Conservatory and the University of Delaware and a founding member of the Boston area ensembles Klezperanto and Brass Planet. He has happily teamed up with Mark Greel since 1998   Jeff Williams, keyboards Jeff attended the Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati, Berklee College of Music and has studied jazz with pianists James Williams and Joanne Brackeen. Since moving to Boston from Youngstown, Ohio Jeff has had the opportunity to perform with many different bands and singers in a wide range of musical contexts, playing shows, concerts and clubs. In addition to freelancing Jeff also performs with his jazz trio. His most recent recording is jazz singer Johnny Souza's "My Shining Hour", featuring Dick Johnson. He has performed with Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes, the Four Tops, and Tiny Tim.In addition to performing, Jeff is on the faculty at the Southshore Conservatory and Massasoit Community College.   Tino D'Agostino, bass, vocals Born in Salerno, Italy in 1967 he started playing music at the age of 6. After a diploma in trumpet he started teaching and performing with nationally known artists such as: Cionfoli, Cattaneo and the Willy Frank Big Band. He started on electric bass when he was 22, specializing his jazz improvisation skills with Paolino Dalla Porta, Furio Di Castri and Danilo Rea. On different TV shows for RAI and TMC, he had the chance to backup for Andrea Boccelli and others. In 1994 he won first prize for the Best Italian Bass Player. He moved to Boston in 1995 where he studied at The Berklee College of Music with Oscar Stagnaro and Bruce Gertz. He Performed in New England and NY with : Randhy Johnston, Natalie Jackson, Wayne Krantz, and Hal Crook. In 1997 he recorded 1:11 with Sergio Bellotti and Heroes with Enrico Cerretti. In 1998 he realesed and produced in collaboration with the drummer Sergio Bellotti the CD SPAJAZZY featuring Mike Stern and Jim Kelly. He also toured Europe twice with Spajazzy featuring Jim Kelly and Anthony Law. In November '98 another tour with Spajazzy featured Steve Hunt on keyboards. Tino is currently teaching music at the Robinson School of Mansfield, MA, and is a member of the "OdysseyArkestra". He's also working on the material for the new Spajazzy.   Steven Wright, drums, percussion, bass, lead vocals Steven started performing perfessionally at the age of thirteen and has since performed throughout the world. Included in his teenage years was a long standing tenure with one of New England's most famous show bands "Larry and the Exciters." Steven also spent time in Los Angeles where he was the house drummer for the nationally syndicated television show "the Comedy Stop". During that time Steven also managed such well know groups as "The Manhattan Transfer" and "Peaches and Herb". In addition to being one of Boston's best drummers, Steven's talents include outstanding lead vocals, latin percussion and electric bass. Steven has been performing with the Mark Greel Band for the last twenty years.     Home about Mark Greel News and Schedule The Mark Greel Band Small Jazz Projects Mark's NEW JAZZ CD Sambita Mark Greel and Full Circle The Dixieland Cavaliers Client Letters Songlist Meet the Band! Links  Robert Greel, percussion, vocals A new addition to the Mark Greel Band, "El Rey" started playing percussion for the band in 2001. Starting from the ground up, Robert learned the ropes of musicianship and music business from the most expereienced musicians in the field today. Taking lessons from some of the finest drummers and percussionists in Boston, Robert Greel has proved to add a tasteful and exciting new element to the Mark Greel Band. He currently plays percussion as well as drums and vocals for the band.