High energy, female fronted radio rock.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Rockstar	3:56
2		Fall	4:34
3		Full Circle (Save Me)	4:07
4		Me Who Knows	4:01
5		Washed Away	4:27
6		Look At Me Now	3:12

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QUOTES

"I think I'm going to be working some girl someday by bragging that I knew 10YV back in the day. I've been digging on live music since I was in college, and I have rarely seen a local band just own a crowd the way Ten Year Vamp owned the crowd at Bayou Cafe on Saturday night. They had a couple hundred people just eating out of their hands all night long. Seriously - I dug the music, but it was their showmanship and how much the crowd obviously was having a great time that really made the experience for me.... I find myself really awestruck whenever I see a performer who has mastered the art of working a crowd -- and Debbie can transfer her own energy to 200 people and then amp them all up to 11. So much of rock is about more than the music -- it's all in the presentation... and I'm telling you, these guys have "it". This was as impressive an "undiscovered"/local band as I've seen in a very long time."
- The Chronic Curmudgeon, (9/11/2005)

"Ten Year Vamp -- with the captivating Debbie Gabrione -- tore the place down with a high-energy set that included a wild ride through "Devil Went Down to Georgia"
- David Malochowski (ex Shania Twain Lead Guitarist and Musical Director)
(Parkfest 2005 review in the Albany Times Union, 5/2/2005)

"Thanks for playing out front on Friday before the FLY 92.3 3 Doors Down show. You guys were great... I got a few emails like this one:
"What was the name of the band outside the Pepsi arena before the 3 Doors Down Concert?
The lead singer is hot!!!"
Thanks for sending the poster a couple weeks back... I forgot to mention that on Friday. Hope your gig at the Bayou went well,"
- Potter WFLY 92.3 (email 8/1/2005)

"Hello! Bruce Martin here. I am writing to congratulate all of you on a terrific performance at the Albany Block Party prior to the 3 Doors Down gig. I was especially impressed with the lead vocalist. No, not because she is beautiful, but because her talent is that of a Heavy Hitter. ROCK ON Girl! I look forward to seeing/hearing you all again. Thanks, and Rock ON!"
- Bruce Martin, www.theheavyhitters.org (email 8/4/2005)

"once again thank you so much for playing our block party...You are in for all of our shows without a doubt as long as you guys are available, the crowd really loved you guys and you fit right into what we do!!! Spent some time with the site earlier today, loved the pics by the way :)..."
- John Foxx, WFLY 92.3 (email 8/2/2005)

"you guys rocked out last night, as always! definatly worth the hour wait to get inside... and you always bring out the wild side :) "
- winks (myspace.com 11/24/2005)

"I am a bouncer at jillians and wanted to tell u ur show last night was awesome"
- Rob (myspace.com 7/9/2005)

"The show was freaking awesome!!!!!!!! Debbie.. all i can say is DAMN!! your voice was amazing... never mind the fact that you're gorgeous but it was def nice to meet you.
I'm glad i got to come and watch you play... the show was off the hook..
i came all the way from mass 2 hours to see you guys rock the house and
by golly you def rocked the shit out of it.. hope you left it together for the
next time. Later i can't wait to see your next show!!!!"
- Glenn (myspace.com 5/28/2005)


BIOGRAPHY

Ten Year Vamp can shake people out of their seats and keep them dancing until 3am. A five piece band fronted by a photogenic, sexual, feminine singer armed with an array of addictive songs... addictive to even the casual listener ready for a new band, a band they can identify with a proudly claim theirs. Ten Year Vamp is that band.

Ten Year Vamp began performing together as a band in October of 2004 and within the first 8 months, was voted one of the Best Rock Bands in Metroland's annual reader's poll. Metroland, published weekly in Albany, New York, is the regions top entertainment newspaper. Ten Year Vamp have performed throughout the Northeast, touring six states, averaging 2 - 4 shows a week. In addition to headlining club dates, Ten Year Vamp have shared the bill with such notable National acts as; Simple Plan, Hoobastank, and Ludacris. Ten Year Vamp have an extremely energetic stage show that demands the crowd's attention and inspires participation.

What makes Ten Year Vamp unique?
Debbie Gabrione is a beautiful, sexy, mysterious woman that "rocks" with an undeniable stage presence. Her powerful vocals and skilled performance earns the respect and admiration of a growing army of fans, male and female alike. Debbie is always conscious of being a strong role model for young women.
Uncle Pete's modern lead guitar work is rivaled only by the great guitar classic players of the 70's and 80's.

The band produces much more than music. Aside from the large amount of visual imagery found on their website, the band also produces videos. During their extensive traveling, writing, recording, and performing, Ten Year Vamp have been producing unique video documentaries every 6 weeks for their website audience to download. These videos, called "Episodes," follow the band behind-the-scenes as they search for success in the music industry. These videos also take advantage of Apple's latest iPOD feature, now available as PodCasts.. Ten Year Vamp are in the process of getting their Episodes aired on Time Warner's local network and Video-On-Demand. Once the goal is achieved, the band will begin focusing airing their Episodes on Manhattan and other National cable networks.

It's time for a new female rock icon... a woman of this century with enough energy and charisma to make that last person at the back of the stadium stand on her toes and scream at the top of her lungs.