The Sound Dawgs

If you hire The Sound Dawgs for your event you can expect 4 solid hours of pure Classic Rock. Covering such artist as Queen, Bad Company, Forigner, The Eagles, Journey, Bon Jovi, Billy Idol, ZZ Top and more.
We promise your guest a fun filled journey of musical excitement.

The Sound Dawgs are made up of over 100yrs. of experience, from playing on the road to cruising the seas, These Dawgs have been there. Lead Singer (Joe Brown) Is Quite unique because he wears 2 different hats. During the day he is known as Officer Joe Brown, Serving the City of Tullahoma as a Police Officer. During the night he is Big Dawg, Joe Brown, Lead singer of The Sound DAWG's. Joe has over 30 years music experience on the local scene, And was the original front man of local favorite, Bad Monkey.
Veteran Drummer Tommy Lee has a 40 year history of musical performance including a decade of performing on the road and numerous appearances as a support act for National Recording Acts. In 2010 Tommy played drums on the CD/Music Play release of “Sinnin” by Nashville, TN based recording artist Kara Clark. A true timekeeper,
Lead Guitarist , Kenny Sherill has over 30yrs. experience, serving numerous stints with local bands but is most know for taking to the seas with his cruise ship acts.
Bassist, Richard Brown is a full time musician who brings over 30yrs. experience to the Dawgs. Richard is involved in several musical projects and is a true Bassist.

Hammond Organ Co. has been a huge part of my life since age 7. Every time my Dad and Mom went to Nashville, Tn., a 2 hour trip to Roy Warden Piano and Organ Company was on the agenda. I would play and other customers seemed to enjoy. Kevin’s dad played clarinet, his mom an alto in the church choir, and he would sit and listen to his Aunt Bonnie who played piano by ear. Neither of my parents are alive today but they are my inspiration, my support and my greatest fans. I miss them terribly!!!!

Kevin Syler (b. 1955) currently plays with a very talented group of local musicians in a band called Jackwagon and with Won By One, a praise worship band at the Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Through the years he has played with numerous bands, played in the orchestral pit, played tenor sax in the high school band, done a little studio work, played on the road and backed several famous artists. The latest being the great Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie.
He started taking piano lessons in 1962 at age 7. By the time he reached 10 a Hammond CV and PR40 were in the house and organ lessons commenced. At 13 Kevin was the church organist at the Cowan First Baptist Church. A year later he started his first band, playing a Hammond L112 with a 145 Leslie and a Fender Rhodes piano which was traded a year later for a 1971 Porta-B.

And last but certainly not least our newest DAWG Kevin Syler. Kevin likes to talk,He is a SURVIVOR! here's what he had to say.
Hammond Organ Co. has been a huge part of my life since age 7. Every time my Dad and Mom went to Nashville, Tn., a 2 hour trip to Roy Warden Piano and Organ Company was on the agenda. I would play and other customers seemed to enjoy. Kevin’s dad played clarinet, his mom an alto in the church choir, and he would sit and listen to his Aunt Bonnie who played piano by ear. Neither of my parents are alive today but they are my inspiration, my support and my greatest fans. I miss them terribly!!!!

Kevin Syler (b. 1955) currently plays with a very talented group of local musicians in a band called The Sound Dawgs and with Won By One, a praise worship band at the Winchester Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Through the years he has played with numerous bands, played in the orchestral pit, played tenor sax in the high school band, done a little studio work, played on the road and backed several famous artists. The latest being the great Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie.
He started taking piano lessons in 1962 at age 7. By the time he reached 10 a Hammond CV and PR40 were in the house and organ lessons commenced. At 13 Kevin was the church organist at the Cowan First Baptist Church. A year later he started his first band, playing a Hammond L112 with a 145 Leslie and a Fender Rhodes piano which was traded a year later for a 1971 Porta-B.

Music is my therapy since I am fighting Multiple Myeloma. The Rev. Jimmie Smith along with my Hammond Family and the music are my inspirations to fight on.

The Sound Dawgs have a complete Sound and lighting set up that will be more than capable of Rocking your event.