The Herndon Brothers Dance Band from Phoenix, AZ

The Herndon family and Handlebar J are 2007 inductees of the Arizona Music and Entertainment Hall Of Fame. The Herndon Brothers band have been together since 1986. Ray and Ron Herndon formed the group to play at their family owned honky tonk in Scottsdale Arizona, Handlebar J. The popular restaurant and club has given the Herndon Brothers a home to perfect their danceable style of country, rock and original music. Ray Herndon has been a part of Lyle Lovett's Large band since 1985 touring and recording on most of Lyle's records, was a founding member of MCA Nashville recording band McBride and The Ride in the 90s charting many country hits, co-wrote Kenny Chesney's break out hit song "Me and You", and has a solo CD entitled "Livin' the Dream". Ray's second solo release is due out soon. The Herndon Brothers have a HUGE following in Arizona. They have played for rodeo dances, special fund raising events, concert openings, as concert head-liners and countless other musical events. The Herndon Brothers have also backed many well known country acts including Toby Keith and Kenny Rogers to name a few, and are well respected in the world of national country music artists and players. The music is predominantly danceable country, with plenty of classic rock thrown in as well. The band has a well diverse list of songs. If you'd like to hear the Herndon Brothers perform live, they play at Handlebar J in Scottsdale Az. every Wed. through Sunday. But they are available upon request for your event. (The beauty of owning the club you play in.) Your guests will be impressed and will have the absolute best time dancing to The Herndon Brothers band. The band has various show options to offer: The band can do an hour or so of Ray's original music, (perhaps as an opening to the dance sets, or closing of the show). The band can do a whole evening of dance sets. The band also has connections with other great artists like Jessi Colter who also can perform with The Herndon Brothers for an additional cost. ie: Ray Herndon show, Jessi Colter show, then Herndon Brothers dance set. A combination of all of the above. If you'd like, we have close ties with the Nashville songwriting community, and can put togther a 2 hour songwriter show featuring some of Nashville's BEST and most popular songwriters. The show would include hit songs each writer has written for other artists, as well as new songs they've written and the intimate stories behind those songs. This would be in an acoustic style setting. ie: 3 singer/songwriters and their acoustic guitars. A very popular and different type of listening show. We'll customize a show to meet your needs.

• My Maria | Brooks and Dunn
• Amarillo by Morning | George Strait
• Sweet Home Alabama | Lynard Skynard
• Shift Work | Kenny Chesney/ George Strait
• She thinks my Tractors sexy | Kenny Chesney
• How do ya like me now | Toby Keith
• Hotel California | Eagles
• How Long | Eagles
• Nothin on but the radio | Gary Alan
• Boot scootin boogie | Brooks and Dunn
• Brown Eyed girl | Van Morrison
• China Grove | Doobie brothers
• Black water | Doobie brothers
• Dixieland delight | Alabama
• If you're gonna play in Texas | Alabama
• Love me two times | Doors
• Gone | Montgomery Gentry
• Yes | Chad Brock
• Family tradition | Hank Jr.
• Perfect country song | David Alan Coe
• Mary Jane's last dance | Tom Petty
• Free Fallin' | Tom Petty
• Everybody wants to go to Heaven | Kenny Chesney
• Big Star | Chesney
• White Lightnin' | George Jones
• Big City | Merle Haggard
• Dance with me | Orleans
• Wave on wave | Pat Green
• Your man | Josh Turner
• Ain't nothin' about you | Brooks and Dunn
• Livin' in fast forward | Kenny Chesney
• The Joker | Steve Miller
• Rockin' me | Steve Miller
• Jet Airliner | Steve Miller
• Walk this way | Aerosmith
• Leave your hat on | Joe Cocker
• The World | Brad Paisley
• Ticks | Brad Paisley
• Roundabout way | George Strait
• How bout them cowgirls | George Strait
• If you're not in it for love | Shania Twain
• Squeeze Box | The Who
• Brown Sugar | Stones
• Soul man | Blues Brothers
• Midnight hour | Wilson Pickett
• Great balls of fire | Jerry Lee Lewis
• Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash
• I walk the Line | Cash
• Ring of Fire | Cash
• Give it away | George Strait
• Tube Snake Boogie | ZZ Top
• Friends in low places | Garth Brooks
• Papa Loved Mama | Garth Brooks
• 2 of a kind | Garth Brooks
• The Dance | Garth Brooks
• Me and You | Kenny Chesney
• Im movin' on | Rascal Flatts
• Desperado | Eagles
• Girl I just got started lovin' you | James Otto
• I wear my own kind of hat | Merle Haggard
• Witchita Lineman | Glen Campbell
• Wild Nights | Van Morrison
• I like it I love it | Tim McGraw
• Rock my world | Brooks and Dunn
• Pink Cadillac | Springsteen
• Twist and Shout | Beatles
• I ain't as good as I once was | Toby Keith
• Beer for my horses | Toby Keith
• Who's your Daddy | Toby Keith
• Does anybody know what time it is | Chicago
• Smoke from a distant fire
• Small town Saturday night | Hal Ketchum
• One more last chance | Vince Gill
• Feels like love | Vince Gill
• 19 something | Mark Wills
• Liza Jane | Vince Gill
• Born to be wild | Steppenwolf
• Long cool woman | Hollies
• Good love
• Toes | Zac Brown Band
• Chicken Fried | Zac Brown Band
• Alright | Darius Rucker
• Feels just like it should | Pat Green
• Money for nothin' | Dire Straits