One look at The All-Togethers and you positively know that they are not your average Las Vegas acoustic group.  They harken back to the days of bathtub gin and their music recalls family evenings around the radio… almost.
They have that certain something that you can’t quite put your finger on, except you know you haven’t been here before.  A mixture of Prohibition-era and modern songwriting puts you in a whirl, enjoying the ride the entire way.
Ken Osborne handles the fronting of the group.  Drawing from his Virginia roots, it’s easy to hear the birth of Americana woven within his voice and songs..
Cindy Osborne is an exquisite miniature.  This 5’2” lady tackles the upright bass with all the ferocity of a back alley brawl and never lets it stop her from performing a little soft-shoe all the while.
Michael Louis Austin brings the jazz to the hillbilly. He is a fleet-fingered fury of the six-string that keeps it together and shines through with brilliant voice when needed.
Brenna Luman-Glimp harmonizes from behind her cello.  This beauty saws away with a delicate fervor, bringing an air of classical to the music of the hills.
Call them old-fashioned; call them unconventional; but the job gets done- and done well.

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