 With America's Original Rock `N Roll Party Band © 2008 Herb Gross
to listen to a sample from the Rock Till Ya Drop TV theme song, click here (1.5 MB .mp3)
Rock Till Ya Drop TV is the result of reuniting our 60’s rock ‘n roll party band known as Herb Gross & The Invictas.
During the 60’s, The Invictas (based out of Rochester, NY) had fan clubs, police escorts and a hit record and dance known as The Hump. The band wore English riding boots, drove a 1955 Cadillac hearse and thousands of fans would mob events where they played.
Today, some 40 years later, and the band has reunited and is rocking thousands of baby boomers and young families. The Associated Press did a feature article on the band that appeared in newspapers across America. NBC’s TODAY show did a story when The Invictas played with the Beach Boys. The band has even had young girls screaming at the front of the stage again and yes, there’s another hearse. (read more)
The Invictas Rock the Troops with their new CD
"We're Red White Blue & True"
for complete details, click here
For
a FREE download of The Invictas song Red White Blue & True,
click here.
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you to change your life. Its the story of guys in their
60s reuniting their rock `n roll band
discovering
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Watch The Invictas TV appearance on The Today Show,
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Read the Associated
Press coverage of The Invictas here!
(Download article as .pdf - requires Acrobat Reader)
Used with the permission of the Associated Press. Copyright
© 2006 All Rights Reserved
Download the
Democrat & Chronicle Front Page article here! (.pdf)
Click here to read more articles printed on The Invictas!
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Introducing The Invictas New CD Skip N Go Naked Tour,
named after a favorite `60s drink.
click here for audio & video samples from their Skip N Go Naked Tour CD & DVD |
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