Meet the Band

Bobby is the creator of Buffalo Bound Music and the producer of this album. He has performed on stages all over the country including with national acts as a guitar player. He is a multi-talented musician who is a member of the Buffalo Hall of fame.

For Sue Kincaid it all started in 1981 playing a small club on Delaware Road in Kenmore NY. At the fresh age of 14 Sue has never stopped singing songs that inspire her and give peace to others. 

From those first days of singing popular rock ‘n’ roll Sue has stretched to all genres of music. Yet her main passion is writing and recording.

Sue has performed on countless original pieces that she has written and that other local Buffalo musicians have composed. Sue has also performed vocals for radio and television advertisements.

Sue has received many music awards over her career and has been honored to work with many Buffalo Hall of Fame musicians. 

Whether she is paired with keyboards, guitar or any sized musical group, she sings with a passionate, sultry and sensual style that is uniquely all her own.

Over the past decade Sue has been utilizing her musical passion with cancer survivors and individuals suffering with dementia. Sharing the gift of music is her true passion.

Marilyn has been around live music since she was born. Her older Brothers' Jerry and Phil Hudson founded the popular local band, The Road. There were band practices at the house, and each day listening on WKBW morning radio to hear them play her Brother Jer's song that he wrote, Gillian Frank or The Road version of She's Not There, but Rock N Roll was not the only music heard or played in her home growing up, as her older Sister, Cheryl sang Saprano and learned from one of, if not the best vocal instructors around, Gaynia Loss. Cheryl rehearsed at home for concerts and recitals regularly. Marilyn grew up with many styles of music and took that background to help start a band with her Brother, Phil and Sister Pam called, The Hudsons. After disbanding, Marilyn has sung in several bands and been a part of various musical projects.

Born in Buffalo, New York, Tommy started his professional musical career at the age of 16 fronting local rock bands, Crossroads, The Beez, and Doby Royal. While in The Beez, Tommy wrote and released a single called “Me and My Girl” which sold several thousand copies and helped the band win a Buffalo music award for originality. Tommy went on to open for such national acts as John Cougar, Judas Priest, Ambrosia, Rick Derringer, Badfinger, Greg Kihn, Deep Purple and Grass Roots. In 1986 Tommy moved to Los Angeles where he continued his musical success, recording lead vocals for the title track of a zombie movie, laying vocals as a session musician, performing with John Fogerty at a charity event and playing at several entertainment studio events providing music for the talent of such television series as Lost, Desperate Housewives, Grey’s Anatomy, Alias, Scrubs, According to Jim, 8 Simple Rules and many more. Now residing in Ohio, Tommy continues to tour across the U.S. and most recently opened for Tommy James and the Shondells . You can hear the original material Tommy wrote and recorded on iTunes: Tommy Geraci’s “Youth is Wasted on the Young (1976-1986)”; Veronica's Toy “Unwrapped” and Veronica’s Toy “Humans Being”.

Elton Hough hails from a musical family of five siblings all of whom play several instruments as well as his father who played blues guitar.

As a highly regarded piano teacher in local churches as well as part of the University of Buffalo music curriculum, it was primarily Elton's mother who strongly encouraged his further education as a drum major.

With a pre-requisite of sight reading skills, Elton enrolled at the Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts at age 10 where he remained till he graduated at age 17. During these years he studied with Greg Edwin (at the renowned Edwin Music on Broadway in Buffalo) as well as studio ace, Tony Miranda, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra performer/percussionist. Elton's success as a student earned him the status of being selected for the All Western New York Jazz band at age 16 and an internship with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.

Armed with a world class musical education and a desire to succeed, Elton traveled to Los Angeles to share drumming duties with his acquaintance, Ndugu Chancler (Santana) in a variety of church worship settings as well as in several R&B groups.

Elton currently enjoys a full time position as staff drummer at Greater Works Baptist located in Buffalo. Additional bands: Banjo Juice Jazz Band, Back Rock Zydeco, Brass Machine, Buffalo Bully Brass, The Healing Committee, Big Blue Wail, S.O.N., and The M.O.B.

During three brief festival tours with the Headers during the summer season of 2011, Elton displayed his skills and wowed audiences from New York, Pennsylvania and as far south as Daytona Beach. He continues to win over audiences with a rare combination of song sensitivity coupled with a relentless drive.

Ken Whitman is a tenor saxophone player who is experienced and a well regarded musician especially in the Buffalo Jazz scene He frequently preforms with the colored musicians club.

Peter Vincent has been a fixture in the WNY Music Scene for over 30 years. He was Inducted into the Niagara Falls Music Hall of Fame as a member of the popular 90's group, God's Children and (along with the band, Lucid in the mid 2000's), Peter has shared the bill with international recording artists such as Megadeth, Korn, Pat Travers, Robin Trower, Pride and Glory, Tedeschi Trucks, Henry Rollins, Edwin McCain, Three Days Grace, Jeff Healey, Rick Emmett of Triumph and dozens more...as well as working with former Goo Goo Dolls Producer, Michael Sack and Robbie Takac of the Goo's, himself. Peter's music has been featured in Television and Motion Pictures such as National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation, Man of the House staring Chevy Chase, The X Files, Lois and Clark, 1000 Acres staring Michelle Pfeiffer, and much more! During the pandemic and subsequent lockdown period, Peter's FACEBOOK LIVE

QUARANTINE HAPPY HOUR shows with Former Captain Beyond Guitarist Jamie Holka and Buffalo MOB allum, Sue Kincaid not only brought much needed music and laughter into people's homes, but also helped raise over &13,000 for the WNY Food Bank. Currently, Peter is the Lead Vocalist of the Thom Conde Project, amassing a whole new generation of fans.