From intimate wineries to restaurants, club, dance venues and corporate engagements, Deja Vu Three dance trio's extensive experience and song list can adapt to any event
After Midnight - Eric Clapton
Ain't Nobody - Chaka Khan
Bang a Gong - T Rex
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
Black Magic Woman - Santana
Bobby McGee - Janis Joplin
Born Under a Bad Sign - Cream
Brandy - Looking Glass
Breakdown - Tom Petty
Breezin - George Benson
Brick House - Commodores
Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Call Me the Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Can't Get Enough of Your Love - Free
Car Wash - Rose Royce
C'est La Vie - Chuck Berry
Chain of Fools - Aretha Franklin
Cherry Cherry - Neil Diamond
Chicken Fried - Zak Brown Band
Cold Shot - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Come and Get Your Love - Redbone
Creedence Clearwater medley
Disco Inferno - classic disco
Do You Love Me
Don't Change Horses - Tower of Power
Don't You Forget About Me - Simple Minds
Dreams - Fleetwood Mac
Driftaway - Dobie Gray
Everybody Get Together - Youngbloods
Fast As You - Dwight Yoakam
Fooled Around and Fell In Love - Elvin Bishop
For What Its Worth - Buffalo Springfield
Free Ride - Rick Derringer
Funkytown Medley
Further On up the Road - Eric Clapton
Garden Party - Rick Nelson
Gimme Some Lovin - Spencer Davis Group
Groovin - Rascals
Grapevine - Marvin Gaye
Harvest Moon - Neil Young
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
Hey 19 - Steely Dan
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder
Hold On I'm Comin - Sam and Dave
Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
Hotel California - Eagles
I Know a Little - Lynyrd Skynyrd
I Shot the Sheriff - Eric Clapton
I Wish - Stevie Wonder
It's Alright - Curtis Mayfield
Jive Talkin/Stayin Alive - BeeGees
Jumping Jack Flash - Tina Turner
Key to the Highway - Eric Clapton
Killing Floor - standard
Knock on Wood - Eddie Floyd
Knockin On Heavens Door - Bob Dylan
Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton
Lean on Me - Bill Withers
Let It Roll Tonight - Little Feat
Let's Go - Cars
Let's Stay Together - Al Green
Like About You - Romantics
Listen to the Music - Doobie Brothers
Little by Little - Susan Tedeschi
Little Sister - Dwight Yoakam
Long Cool Woman - Hollies
Love Grows Where my Rosemary Goes
Love Me Like a Man - Bonnie Raitt
Love the One You're With - Stephen Stills
Lowdown - Boz Scaggs
Magic Carpet Ride - Steppenwolf
Marrakesh Express - CSNY
Midnight Hour - Wilson Pickett
Mony Mony - Billy Idol
Moondance - Van Morrison
Move Over - Janis Joplin
My Girl - Temptations
My Imagination - Gladys Knight and the Pips
One More Last Chance - Vince Gill
Piece of my Heart - Janis Joplin
Red Red Wine - UB40
Respect Yourself - Staple Singers
Riders on the Storm - Doors
Rock This Town - Stray Cats
Roll With It - Steve Winwood
Runaway - Bonnie Raitt
Sail on Sailor - Beach Boys
She Works Hard for the Money - Donna Summer
Signed Sealed Delivered - Stevie Wonder
Spirit in the Sky - Norman Greenbaum
Stand By Me - Sam Cooke
Stuck in the Middle - Gerry Rafferty
Superstitious - Stevie Wonder
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
Take Me to the River - Al Green
Tennessee Whiskey - Colette Lovejoy
Tequila Sunrise - Eagles
Thank You / Higher - Sly Stone
Time Wont Let Me - Crusaders
Treat Her Like a Lady/I'll Be There
Up Around the Bend/Fortunate Son - Creedence
Uptown Funk - Bruno Mars
Ventura Highway - America
Venus - Shocking Blue
Wagon Wheel - Bob Dylan
Walk Away - Joe Walsh
Way You Make Me Feel - Michael Jackson
White Wedding - Billy Idol
Who'll Stop the Rain - Creedence
Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
Wild Nights - Van Morrison
Woodstock - CSN&Y
Would I Lie to You - Annie Lennox
You're No Good - Linda Ronstadt
Colette Lovejoy (vocals and percussion) has a voice most walk away saying "you rock, so awesome!"... she delivers a song breathing in her own feel, using her pure power-house vocals to wow the crowd. She is a native Californian, having grown up in Ventura and Thousand Oaks, spending most of her childhood playing in the sand north of Ventura. Her list of credits include gigging as a backup singer with many legendary singers such as Julie Delgado, and she has performed at House of Blues locations across over a dozen times. Her own band played the MGM Grand in Las Vegas sharing the stage with Jay Leno, and Colette was co-music director and performer for Amgen corporate events throughout the country from 2003 -2011, performing alongside or sharing the stages with Hootie and The Blowfish, the Go-Gos, David Paich (Toto), Gary Richrath (REO Speedwagon), Jonathan Clark (Dwight Yoakam) and many others.
Jerry Breiner (guitar, bass, keyboards, mandolin and backing track vocals) is a Midwest native, though he has called California home since 1980 and has been a mainstay of the local Ventura, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara club and concert scenes since. Performing professionally since the age of 8, Jerry is a multi-instrumentalist on guitar, piano, organ, marimba/vibes, mandolin, banjo, dobro and percussion instruments, and he has performed and recorded as both a singer-songwriter and multi-tasking session musician and producer in St Louis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boulder, Nashville and Orlando, FL. Jerry has played with or opened for acts as diverse as Al Stewart, Karla Bonoff, Mama’s Pride, Heartsfield, Emmylou Harris, Billie and the Beaters, John Batdorf (Batdorf and Rodney) and many others. Jerry received a Bachelor of Music Degree in Theory/Composition from Webster University and was first in his graduating class from the prestigious Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts.
Chris Longo (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards and backing track vocals) became involved in music at the age of 9, playing instruments ranging from trumpet to tuba. It was The Beatles, however, that ignited the desire to learn how to play guitar. Chris had the unique opportunity to see The Beatles perform at Dodger Stadium and he was hooked. While in school Chris was awarded 2 music scholarships, one of which was to study big band jazz with the Stan Kenton Orchestra at the University of Redlands. He switched to bass and started playing professionally while attending San Jose State University as a music major, playing many of the local clubs, then touring the country for a couple of years before ending up in Hollywood, CA. In 1976 he received a call to audition as the bass player for Bo Donaldson & The Heywoods, renowned for their 1974 #1 hit record “Billy Don’t Be A Hero” and their follow-up hit “Who Do You Think You Are”. He was selected from among 100 other bass players competing for the position. Chris toured the U.S. performing in concerts and TV shows such as Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Bachman Turner Overdrive before deciding to return to L.A. to start his own band with some Heywoods alumni.