In 1973, 8 students at Port Credit Secondary School formed a rock ‘n’ roll band. People were feeling nostalgic and looking back to another era. The movie American Graffiti was in theatres, the musical GREASE was on stage and the show Happy Days arrived on TV in 1974. The students called themselves Little Peter and the Elegants and made their debut at the school's Christmas Assembly, performing three songs.

Even though the band members have changed over the years, the band’s passion for 50s, 60s and 70s music, especially the vocal harmonies, has remained the same. The current line-up has been together for 10 years and 7 of the band members sing at least one lead which gives great variety to our presentation.

Our audience often includes three generations making our music a "generation bridge"! It's great family entertainment with many people singing along with the band as the lyrics are so well known. Certainly, the movie GREASE renewed interest among all ages in the rock 'n' roll era.

The band performs across Ontario from Niagara Falls to Owen Sound and between Kincardine and Kingston.

The band performs songs from solo artists such as Elvis, Roy Orbison and Fats Domino and covers the harmonies of vocal groups such as Dion and the Belmonts, The Skyliners and The Beach Boys. We will please any dancing or listening crowd!

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