Rob Stotz
When it comes to vocals and guitar, no one does the job quite like Rob Stotz. His exquisite voice has captivated audiences far and wide for many years. Whether he is doing his rendition of Elvis Presley, Paul Anka, Clyde Mcphatter, Roy Orbison, Tony Bennett, Bruno Mars, or any of the artist he covers, people quickly sit up and take notice. Add to his wide-ranging talent on guitar, Rob brings a huge asset to all his venues.
Rob began his musical drive at an early age. His first musical break came at the age of 15 when he was asked to join The Morris Brothers Band from Hershey PA. There he shared vocals and carried out guitar duties. The country band Ghost Riders eventually lured him over to their side of the tracks and enjoyed his talents for a lengthy run. He later teamed up with the Excelsiors, a variety dance band, where he switched to bass guitar and lead vocals. The band Memory Lane recognized Rob’s talent and appeal to audiences of all ages and called upon him to front their show as lead vocalist. When Rob landed in the band Menagerie and the road band Pinnacle, they began a long success performing all over the east coast as well as hometown venues.
With a track record like that, it’s easy to see how Rob knows the business so well. He frequently works with his fellow group members and makes suggestions that bring the show to a higher level. As a musician, Rob is very skillful on guitar, bass guitar, drums, and keyboards. No matter what style of music, Rock, Top 40, Disco or Country, Rob knows how to give the music his own delightful flavor to engage and entertain the audience.
Joe Camuccio
Joe Camuccio, better known as “Dr. Joe” began his formal music education as a trumpet player at 10 years old. He started singing doo wop on the street corners and subways in his native South Philadelphia at the age of 15. One day he saw Bobby Rydell, Frankie Avalon and Fabian ride by in a convertible. His dream of performing never left him! He worked his way through college singing with local groups and performed along the west coast of Florida from Tampa to Fort Meyers. His band performed with entertainers such as Lou Christie, Tony Orlando, the Angels and opened for Roy Orbison. He moved back to Philadelphia to finish college and attended Temple University School of Dentistry. After practicing dentistry in Pompano Beach, Florida for over 45 years, he began his journey back to his first love and passion. He began singing again with The Doo Wop Kings and Queen and performed in shows with Johnny and Renée Contino’s Manhattan Harmony as well as the Dons of Doo Wop. Joe became a member of the Five Boroughs in 2016 and latter performed with the Imaginations. He also sang locally with Rob Stotz in their Remember Then Duo before forming the new Trio. His passion for Rhythm and Blues comes across in songs from Tommy Tucker to James Brown. “Dr. Joe” loves doing the music of the late fifties, the sixties and seventies and especially loves adding his harmonies to sounds of Remember Then.
Ralph Franzese
Ralph Franzese (RJ) is a native of Brooklyn, New York. While in high school he was inspired by Eric Clapton, The Beatles and Dave Clark Five, and Dion and started his own band singing and playing guitar and bass. He moved to Pompano Beach Florida in 1986 and has been singing in the local area for over 29 years. He has sung in practically every local club, restaurant, theater, and service club from Miami to West Palm Beach over the years, not to mention the hundreds of private parties and events. Danny’s 19th Hole, Massimos, Vesuvio’s, The Rain Dancer, Humperdinck’s’, Serones’s and the LHC Tiki Bar are just a few along with numerous Moose, American Legion and Elks Clubs.
RJ has one of the most versatile voices around and sings all genres of music with style and ease. He does one of the best Sinatra voices this side of Las Vegas and has played singing dates as far west as Hawaii and as far east as New England delighting his audiences with his amazing Sinatra show.
Ralph joined forces with Rob and Joe of Remember Then in 2022 and brought a whole new dimension, sound, and style to the group. His vocal talents together with his ability to keep the audience dancing has made Remember Then one of the most sought after vocal groups in the area.