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The Man in the Boat
Make Believe
Valentine
Give a Shit
Lake Shore Drive
Hell Hounds
Payday
Fire
The Light
Low Time
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About Ted Aliotta
Ted Aliotta
and the Groove Machine Band have been rockin' the crowds for years
with a unique blend of sound, style, heart and soul. Ted mixes classic
rock, rhythm and blues to create his music of life.
In 1961 Ted and brother Mitch become the house band, The Maybees, at a
local club, where they continue to perform for five years. In 1966 Ted
fronts the band Love Castle, playing the Midwest college circuit with
covers and original songs, as well as writing, arranging, and
performing TV and radio commercials. In 1969 Ted wins the lead role in
the rock opera Hair. In 1970 Ted forms the band "Alliota
Haynes" and helps to write the lyrics for the hit song Lake Shore
Drive with Skip Haynes.
In 1971 Ted forms the band Hoona with his brother Dean, playing all
original music. Furthering his goals, Ted enters the National Poetry
Video Guild competition, and is twice nominated for national poet of
the year. Ted continues his passion of Metaphysics and Higher
Consciousness for over 46 years. The questions of who, what, why,
where, when, and how become an integral message in his writing.
 In 1981 Ted forms the band Acme Thunder with brother Mitch, recording
and playing concerts and the clubs. In 1988 Ted writes, arranges,
produces, and records the Great Spirit project. In 1992 Ted forms the
band Funk- N- A with many new tunes. In 1994 Ted forms the Band Groove
Machine (his current band) and releases two CDs. Ted also continues to
study the Arts, and teaches harmonica, voice, and guitar. He performs
poetry and music at his Poetry, Music and the Art of Living seminars at colleges,
galleries, and clubs. Starting in 1998 Ted is hired by major museums,
libraries, and clubs to perform his poetry. Ted is also engaged by the
NFL to write, and record copy for Harley Davidson's 95th birthday
movie. He is considered by many to be a modern day mentor, mystic and
prophet.
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View Ted Aliotta performing The Mermaid.
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