Contact the band for more information - Call Tim at 314-434-7153 or e-mail: tim@spectrumband.net

Enjoy the 12 video clips provided below that were filmed in High Definition to give you an idea what the band will look like at your event. Use the player below to watch all the videos of the band playing various songs to keep the crowd on the dance floor. Spectrum is a “dance” band and these videos display the impact that the band has on our audiences. If you’re not able to come out to see the band at a private party, these videos will show what you can expect at your event. We hope you enjoy them!

These are all “live” recordings and the audio was recorded via the microphones in the four cameras. Therefore, the audio quality is not representative of the live sound from our high quality PA system but it’s still a great soundtrack for the videos. Please listen to the MP3 files on this web site (see the “Song List” page) to hear the most representative audio with higher quality that represents our “live” sound. If you aren’t able to watch the videos on your computer, contact Tim and he will send you a DVD with these video files. The following songs are included in the video player above.

Users of Apple products (iPads, iPhones, etc.) can see the videos via the links below:

1. Footloose
2. Billie Jean
3. Dance to the Music
4. Brick House
5. Shining Star
6. Don't Stop Believing
7. Carwash
8. Thriller
9. Rollercoaster
10. Beat It
11. What A Wonderful World
12. Sweet Caroline

Videos represent two separate performances in December of 2010 so that you can see the band in various situations. We can work with very large and especially very small venues as seen in the videos. The various situations in the videos represent: event type, size of venue, diversity of audiences, band interaction, and audience responses to the band and song selections.

Wedding reception at the St. Louis Renaissance Grand Majestic Ballroom

• Large stage, large dance floor, and additional lighting system

Corporate party at the St. Louis Contemporary Art Museum

• Small narrow stage (top of stairs), small dance floor, and basic lighting system

Audio and Video editing by Tim Callihan at Chesterfield Studio