Check out the Church Street Station Marketing video sent to tour directors to sell them on bringing groups to Church Street Station. Great music, great images, great memories. Wish it was still here.
Marketing Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP8q7C6uM1I
On the 20th Anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death, Rock-n-Soul lead male singer, Clark Barrios, dusted off his Elvis impersonation and created a tribute to the King. Some of the group’s fans got wind of the tribute and decided to join in on the fun! Kim and Paula bought two dozen roses to hand out to ladies in the audience to present to “The King” at a predetermined moment; they carried on the long time tradition of throwing undergarments. The waiters were inspired by the audience participation and decided to get into the action, placing an eternal flame (Flaming Hurricane Special) at the foot of Elvis while others brought up tins of chocolate! The tribute is cut into three segments on YouTube due to time limitations established by YouTube. Be sure to watch them in order. In 1997, Rock-n-Soul was without a doubt the best cover / show band around. Rock-n-Soul was Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Tim Campbell, Big Daddy Dave Williams, Mike Bunch, and Phil May.
Rock-n-Soul Elvis Tribute 1997 – Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAxPtXRTWJk
Rock-n-Soul Elvis Tribute 1997 – Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ucEFC5-C5E
Rock-n-Soul Elvis Tribute 1997 – Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2POOopVeqd4
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Back to topMack The Knife
This is an excerpt of Clark Barrios - lead male singer with the group Rock n Soul - performing the Bobby Darin standard "Mack the Knife" live at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station in 1996. Rock n Soul was Phil May, Tim Campbell, Donna Lamoureaux, Dave Williams, Jeff DeHollander and Clark Barrios.
Rock n Soul - The Orchid Garden - Church Street Station
When A Man Loves A Woman.
This is an excerpt of Clark Barrios - lead male singer with the group Rock n Soul - performing the standard "When a Man Loves a Woman" live at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station in 1996. Rock n Soul was Phil May, Mike Bunch, Dave Williams, Donna Lamoureau, Jeff DeHollander, Clark Barrios, Tim Campbell.
Rock n Soul - 50's Medley
Rock-n-Soul - 50's Medley
Recorded live in 1999 at the Orchid Garden Ballroom at Church Street Station, featuring lead vocalist Clark Barrios and Rock n Soul: Donna Lamoureaux, Big Daddy Dave Williams, Mike Bunch, Tim Campbell, and Jeff DeHollander.
Rock n Soul - Chantilly Lace
Recorded live in 1999 at the Orchid Garden Ballroom at Church Street Station, featuring lead vocalist Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Dave Williams, Mike Bunch, Tim Campbell, and Jeff Dehollander.
Rock n Soul - Rock Around the Clock
Recorded live at the Orchid Garden Ballroom at Church Street Station in 1999, this cut features lead singer Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Dave Williams, Mike Bunch, Jeff DeHollander and Tim Campbell.
Rock n Soul - Pretty Woman
Recorded live at the Orchid Ballroom at Church Street Station in 1999, this cut features lead singer Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Dave Williams, Mike Bunch, Jeff Dehollander and Tim Campbell.
Rock n Soul - Motown Medley
Recorded live in 1999 at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station, this is a medley of Motown favorites and hits from the Blues Brothers, featuring lead singer Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Tim Campbell, Mike Bunch, Dave Williams and Jeff DeHollander.
Rock n Soul - Disco Medley
Recorded live in 1999 at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station, this is a medley of disco favorites, featuring lead singer Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoreaux, Tim Campbell, Mike Bunch, Dave Williams, and Jeff DeHollander.
Rock n Soul - Brown Eyed Girl
Recorded live in the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station in 1999, Brown Eyed Girl was one of the band's songs that bought lead singer Clark Barrios out in the audience to choose a young lady to help him on stage. Clark would always ask the father, spouse, or boyfriend of the young lady if he might borrow her for a moment and escort the young lady back to the stage where he hoped she would dance with him and sing along. Regardless, she would receive a complementary signature drink of Church Street Station - the Flaming Hurricane Special with the souvenir glass. This selection features the entire band, Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Tim Campbell, Jeff DeHollander, Dave Williams, and Mike Bunch.
Rock n Soul - Suspicious Minds
Rock n Soul did everything well, but their lead singer's renditions and impersonation of Elvis, was unbelievable. Suspicious Minds was recorded live in the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station in 1999, featuring lead singer Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Dave Williams, Jeff DeHollander, Mike Bunch, Tim Campbell.
Jeff DeHollander was the last new member to join Rock n Soul, the house band at the Orchid Garden Ballroom at Church Street Station before the complex closed a few years later. Jeff continues to play with bands in the Orlando area. Check out his YouTube videos. This one, posted 9/11/2011, features Jeff performing the Star Spangled Banner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYvnT4D1QsUClark Barrios tribute to Elvis Part 1
Elvis Tribute Part 1
Clark Barrios Tribute to Elvis Part 2
Elvis Tribute Part 2
Clark Barrios Tribute to Elvis Part 3
Elvis Tribute Part 3
Church Street Station Marketing Video circa 1995
Church Street Station Marketing Video circa 1995
Church Street Station - Orchid Garden - Rock n Soul - Elvis Tribute Part 3
Clark Barrios was lead male singer with the group Rock-n-Soul at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station. In August 1997 Clark created a tribute to Elvis on the 10th Anniversary of his death. We got wind of it and decided to participate, giving red roses to ladies in the audience to give to "Elvis" and throwing under garments at the appropriate moments. The wait staff decided to join in on the fun. Be sure to watch all three clips especially number three.
Rock-n-Soul is Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Phil May, Tim Campbell, Big Daddy Dave Williams, Mike Bunch.
Clark Barrios Elvis Tribute Part 3Church Street Station - Orchid Garden - Rock n Soul - Elvis Tribute - Part 2
Clark Barrios was lead male singer with the group Rock-n-Soul at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station. In 1997 Clark created a tribute to Elvis on the Anniversary of his death. We got wind of it and decided to participate, giving red roses to ladies in the audience to give to "Elvis" and throwing under garments at the appropriate moments. The wait staff decided to join in on the fun. Be sure to watch all three clips especially number three.
Rock-n-Soul is Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Phil May, Tim Campbell, Big Daddy Dave Williams, Mike Bunch.
Clark Barrios Elvis Tribute Part 2Church Street Station - Orchid Garden - Rock n Soul - Elvis Tribute - Part 1
Clark Barrios was lead male singer with the group Rock-n-Soul at the Orchid Garden at Church Street Station. In 1997 Clark created a tribute to Elvis on the Anniversary of his death. We got wind of it and decided to participate, giving red roses to ladies in the audience to give to "Elvis" and throwing under garments at the appropriate moments. The wait staff decided to join in on the fun. Be sure to watch all three clips especially number three.
Rock-n-Soul is Clark Barrios, Donna Lamoureaux, Phil May, Tim Campbell, Big Daddy Dave Williams, Mike Bunch.
Clark Barrios Elvis Tribute Part 1Front and back images of a post card from Apple Annie's Courtyard at Church Street Station after the fire and water fountain were removed and the wall opened for access to the Exchange shopping and entertainment area. You can see the bandstand with Mother's Choice performing in the back on the right and the new sign for THE EXCHANGE in the center where the fountain was formerly located. You can also see some of the architecture - the chandeliers were from old churches in Europe as was the bar.
This full-color, two sided, multi-fold advertisement pamphlet has scenes from every showroom and restaurant in the Church Street Station complex that stretched from Garland to the train tracks at the old Church Street train station.
This matchbook is from the final years of Church Street Station before the decline as it includes the names of all the restaurants and showrooms and shopping emporiums that existed. These include Rosie O'Grady's (Red Hot Dixieland Jazz0, Cheyenne Saloon (Life Country & Western Music), Orchid Garden (Classic Rock & Roll), Phineas Phogg's (High Energy Dance Music), Apple Annie's (Featuring Fresh Fruit Diaquiris), Commander Ragtime's Midway of Fun & Games, Lili Marlene's (Exemplary Food & Fine Wine), Crackers (Fresh Florida Seafood), Cheyenne Saloon Restaurant (Texas Style Barbeque), Exchange Food Pavilion (Convenient International Cuisine), The Exchange (Over 50 Speciality Shops), and The Wine Cellar (Orlando's Only True Wine Cellar).
Church Street Station had "just for fun" card games at the Cheyenne Saloon & Opera House. Guests were given "free" legal tender to play in the games.
Purchased after Church Street Station closed its doors, this is the souvenir glass used in the Orchid Garden Ballroom & Dessert Cafe.
Church Street Station became an Orlando entertainment destination when Rosie O'Grady's Good Time Emporium opened it's doors in July 1974. Central Floridians and people from around the world enjoyed the music, laughter, food and fun that made CSS the stuff of memories. In July 2004, the 30th anniversary of the opening of Rosie's, an exhibit created by a Central Florida resident entitled "Church Street Station ... One Family Remembers," toured the Orange County Library System.
The exhibit was featured in a two page color story in the Orlando Sentinel entitled: "When the party's over; Back in the day, Church Street Station was the place to be. Memories of its good times are on display at the Orlando Public Library." August 5, 2004, pg. H1. This is the flyer that accompanied the exhibit.
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