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For information on bookings please contact: Bushmen Enterprises, Route #4 Box 232, Alma, GA. 31510.

Stacy Sirmans
ssirmans@msn.com
850-644-8214
850-766-5755 (Cell)

John Bennett
johnv@accessatc.net
912-632-4264
912-337-2015 (Cell)
1117 Bennett Still Highway
Alma, GA 31510

The Bushmen got their start in their hometown of Douglas, Georgia in early 1962 as The Revelons. Their love for both white and black Southern roots music, as well as most good Top 40 radio tunes, helped to enable them to perform pretty much anything that hit the airwaves.

Early on, when they played for dances and teen functions all over the southeast, they consistently broke the attendance records for those venues. They were five nice looking lads who looked like they had arrived as part of the British Invasion of 1964. They not only had great vocals and harmonies, but were also fine musicians whose shows were fun and exciting, for both them and the audience. Their musical and visual chemistry was very special and crowds everywhere loved them. They were equally at home doing great Beach Boy's harmonies, the latest Beatle's future classics, Wilson Picket screamers or the sophisticated sounds of Motown. They were a sponge-like human jukebox!

They were very innovative for the Sixties, using echo on vocals, strobe lights with their lighting systems, and film projectors showing clips, cartoons and the group projected on screens at the back of the stage. In 1964 - 65 The Bushmen had to design and build their own oversized PA system to properly cover the larger crowds they were now performing for (including rack systems). Large, quality systems were just not available during that period. It took a while for the music companies to catch up with the demand.

Not all of the artists that The Bushmen did concerts with were consistently strong live performers. In fact, The Bushmen were the underdogs who quite often upset the headliners!