See SandhillsPromotions.com for 2007 Embers Christmas Show info -- D.H.

In the last two months I have toured the Grand Canyon in a helicopter, hit the jackpot in a Harrah's slot machine, been astounded by Cirque Du Soleil's stage production of
"Ka", finally seen my boyhood idol
Pat Boone's Christmas show, and played six rounds of golf in the last seven days at the beautiful, fabled
Pinehurst Country Club, but The Fabulous Embers and their 2006
Christmas Show was the
pièce de résistance, and the best entertainment for the money I've ever come across.

I've been a fan of The Embers for almost fifty years, but I've never heard them sound better. My Christmas season is off to a blessed start from having seen and heard their world-class show.

Gerald Davis on bass was simply marvelous as usual, lighting up the stage with his contagious friendly smile. The newer band members Josh Shilling and Stephen Pachuta fit in comfortably, adding wonderful depth to the band's sound. Bobby Tomlinson, the founder, patriarch, and taskmaster of the group nearly stole the show while stealing Christmas as The Grinch.
Thanks to Bob Jones for the photos, and Happy Holidays everybody from Dalton Hammond and
The Embers Christmas Show.
-- Dalton Hammond