Retro Tone Duo
Duo · Based in Merewether
About this act
Lisa sings, Matt plays guitar, stomp box and backing vocals. That's Retro Tone Duo, an acoustic covers act from Merewether whose sound moves from laid-back through swinging country rock to up-tempo rock, working the songbook from the 60s forward. Bill Withers, CCR, Divinyls, Queen, ABBA, Norah Jones, Fleetwood Mac, Cold Chisel, Tracy Chapman, Dolly Parton, Elvis. Her vocals sit over his groove-based guitar and the pairing gives them a distinctive sound rather than a generic duo one. They shape the atmosphere around the event, so a venue night and a wedding get different treatments. Solo instrumental guitar and a DJ set can be packaged in alongside the duo. All they need is power.
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Ain’t no sunshine – Bill Withers
Bad Moon Rising - CCR
Boys in Town – The Divinyls
Brass in Pocket – The Pretenders
Bring me some water – Melissa Etheridge
Can’t help falling in love – Elvis Presley
Come away with me – Norah Jones
Crazy little thing called love – Queen
Dancing Queen – ABBA
Don’t Know Why – Norah Jones
Down on the corner – CCR
Dreams – Fleetwood Mac
Ex’s & Oh’s – Elle King
Flame Trees – Cold Chisel
Give me one reason – Tracy Chapman
Hand in my pocket – Alanis Morrisette
Jolene – Dolly Parton
Killing me softly with his song – Fugees, Ms. Lauryn Hill
Livin’ on a prayer – Bon Jovi
Love me tender – Elvis Presley
Man I feel like a woman – Shania Twain
Mercy – Duffy
Mustang Sally – Wilson Pickett
Never tear us apart - INXS
Play that funky music – Wild Cherry
Pleasure And Pain – The Divinyls
Proud Mary – CCR
Rain – Dragon
Rehab – Amy Winehouse
Rock’n Roll – Led Zeppelin
Sex on fire – Kings of Leon
Stand by me – Ben E. King
Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams
Sweet home Alabama – Lynrd Skynrd
Tainted Love – Soft Cell?
Tennessee whiskey – Chris Stapleton
Time after time – Cyndi Lauper
Torn – Natalie Imbruglia
Tush – ZZ Top
Valerie – Amy Winehouse
What’s Up – 4 Non-Blondes
Who Knew – P!nk
Will you still love me tomorrow? – The Shirelles
Working for the Weekend - Loverboy
You were meant for me - Jewel
You’re so Vain – Carly Simon
Zombie – The Cranberries