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Larry started playing out with groups at age 15, and upon graduating high school began a music performance major at the University of Akron, later leaving school to work professionally as a saxophone player which continued through age 41, the latter years working also as a singer and songwriter. He has played in 28 bands, toured for several years with groups such as Wild Cherry (play that funky music) and has been a studio sax player for numerous recording artists.
In 2011 Larry released a CD, "Shout IT Out Loud', which enjoyed international airplay. Husband to Maria and a father of two, his favorite food is avacado, and he enjoys wishing he took up skydiving.

Larry Kadlub has been playing guitars, bass, and singing in Cleveland area bands for years.  More recently, since '99, Larry had been playing as a solo performer with the acoustic guitar.  He loves to play and sing, whether it be on stage or in the living room, and will always accommodate a willing audience with a song. He's very excited about Candyland, and also spends time playing in acoustic and country rock projects.  "I like the diversity of playing different instruments, different music with all musicians".
During the day he does contract engineering work using 3D CAD software.
 

Candice has been singing all her life, and began playing and singing professionally with Larry Kane Rockin' Rhythm in 2005. She is a gifted songwriter, and published artist and has sung the National Anthem for a president.

Bob began playing bass in his junior high orchestra at age thirteen. He attended the Cleveland Institute of Music, Baldwin Wallace College and Cleveland State University. He started his professional music career as a pit musician in musical theater and has played at The Cleveland Playhouse, The Front Row, The Palace, The State, The Ohio and Hannah Theaters in Cleveland. He has performed with numerous well known artists and was Tony Orlando’s bass player in Branson MO during the 1997-98 season. He still pursues his love of classical music and can be seen performing locally with the Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra and the Oberlin Arts and Sciences Orchestra as well as many of Cleveland’s finest jazz performers.
“I’ve always been a bass player. Lots of guys play several instruments well but my focus has always been on the bass. I think like a bass player and I believe that gives me a definite advantage when creating a groove with the drummer.”