DAVID KOCH Singer Guitarist from Valley Stream, NY

An accomplished soloist - Vocalist/Acoustic Guitarist, who has been performing in the music industry for over 35 years around Asia, Australia and the US. His music style being ‘Light n Easy’ spans from the 60s till the early 90s covering music genres from Folk and Country to Rock n Roll and Reggae. He has a wide repertoire of over 300 songs from great bands such as the Beatles, Eagles, CCR, Simon & Garfunkel and artists like Cliff Richard, Glen Campbell, Kenny Rogers, John Denver, James Taylor, Bob Marley and others. His unique ability to connect with his audience often have them singing along and being part of the performance! Whatever the event, if you want to sit back or sing long or even dance – David’s your star choice! See sample clips below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-kBTYol34VxjYoIo_g6AZv_a_1qx0LJW/view?usp=drive_link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EOfLaL0MYQZ6vmpKlNdgC9XfxuqBpoi2/view?usp=drive_link

• That's All Right | Elvis
• Tie A Yellow Ribbon | Tony Orlando
• Leader Of The Band | Dan F
• Sacrifice | Elton John
• Stand By Me
• Let Me Be There | Olivia Newton John
• Help Me Make It Through The Night
• He'll Have To Go
• Those Magic Changes | Shanana
• Listen To The Rhythm Of The Falling Rain
• Teenager In Love
• Save The Last Dance For Me | Michael Buble
• Dream Lover
• Sundown | Gordon Lightfoot
• Tequila Sunrise | Eagles
• American Dream | Nitty Gritty Band
• Delilah | Tom Jones
• Green Green Grass Of Home | Tom Jones
• Room On Top Of The Stairs | Eddie Rabbit
• Travelling Light | Cliff Richard
• Lucky Lips | Cliff Richard
• Bachelor Boy | Cliff Richard
• Folsom Prison | Johnny Cash
• Day Dream Believer | The Monkees
• Wagon Wheel | Darius
• Jambalaya | Carpenters
• Speedy Gonzalez | Pat Boone
• Cotton Fields
• On The Road Again | Willie Nelson
• Always On My Mind | Willie Nelson
• I Dont Like To Sleep Alone | Paul Anka
• Try A little Kindness | Glen Campbell
• Rhinestone Cowboy | Glen Campbell
• Father and Son | Cat Stevens
• Blowing In The Wind | Bob Dylan
• Sometimes When We Touch | Dan Hill
• Okie From Muskogee | Merle Haggard
• It Never Rains in Southern California | Albert Hammond
• Bad Moon Rising | CCR
• Crocodile Rock | Elton John
• Your Song | Elton John
• Diana | Paul Anka
• Papa | Paul Anka
• Annie's Song | John Denver
• Rain | Jose Feliciano
• You May Be Right | Billy Joel
• Piano Man | Billy Joel
• Margaritaville | Jimmy Buffett
• Friends In Low Places | Garth Brooks
• Knocking On Heaven's Door | Eric Clapton
• My Way | Frank Sinatra
• Imagine | Beatles
• Coward Of The County | Kenny Rogers
• Lucille | Kenny Rogers
• The Gambler | Kenny Rogers
• Ruby | Kenny Rogers
• Chicken Fried | Zac Brown Band
• Back Home Again | John Denver
• For Baby/ For Bobby | John Denver
• Leaving On A Jetplane | John Denver
• This old Guitar | John Denver
• Rocky Mountain High | John Denver
• Country Roads | John Denver
• I'm Sorry | John Denver
• Proud Mary | CCR
• LODI | CCR
• Have You Ever Seen The Rain | CCR
• Take It Easy | Eagles
• Hotel California | Eagles
• Love Will Keep Us Alive | Eagles
• Blue Suede Shoes | Elvis
• All Shook Up | Elvis
• Dont Be Cruel | Elvis
• Hound Dog | Elvis
• Wooden Heart | Elvis
• The Wonder Of You | Elvis
• Me and Julio | Simon & Garfunkel
• From Me To You | Beatles
• Yesterday | Beatles
• Let It Be | Beatles
• Make You Feel My Love | Bob Dylan
• Stir It Up | Bob Marley
• Wait In Vain | Bob Marley
• Three Little Birds | Bob Marley
• No Women No Cry | Bob Marley
• Wonderful Tonight | Eric Clapton
• I Dont Want To Talk About It | Rod Steward
• Fields Of Gold | Sting
• Your Cheating Heart | Hank Williams
• I Just Gotta Get A Message To You | Bee Gees
• I Started A Joke | Bee Gees
• To Love Somebody | Bee Gees
• Banks Of Ohio | Olivia Newton John
• The Boxer | Simon & Garfunkel
• Bye Bye Love | Everly Brothers
• Dixieland Delight | Alabama
• Have To Say I Love You In A Song | Jim Croce
• Leroy Brown | Jim Chroce
• A Place In The Sun | Stevie Wonder
• Streets Of London | Roger Whitaker
• Peaceful Easy Feeling | Eagles
• Fire and Rain | James Taylor