In February of 1964, The Beatles' first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show introduced American audiences to the phenomenon called the Beatles, and popular music was permanently changed. Seven-year-old Jeff DeLois was allowed to stay up past his bedtime, and like countless others, was inspired. Just over a decade later, Jeff was in front of a microphone holding a guitar (albeit in front of a less effusive audience). Covering artists like Eagles, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Jim Croce, Jimmy Buffett, and others of the seventies folk-rock era, and with partnerships with Bruce Cameron, currently of School Street Band, Geoff Hirsch, formerly of Across the Hall, and Kevin Greene, formerly of the Whack Tones, Jeff has performed for music fans for many years.

Today, Jeff continues to bring timeless songs and a warm, engaging style to audiences throughout New England, sharing the music that first inspired him more than sixty years ago.