Pam Cushenan began her singing career at 3, when she joined her mother and four siblings singing gospel music in a variety of churches in the Washington D.C. area and throughout Tennessee. From there, she went on to sing in an a cappella group, then transitioned into a variety of genres, including rock, blues, folk, and country bands. She also performed on a weekly televised gospel program in Chattanooga when she was 16.

Over the course of her singing career, Pam has lent her voice to the demos of many artists. She has also performed with many bands, including The Hombres, Jim Vest and the Nashville Cats, and The Blues Maniacs.

Having the ability to sing everything from Stevie Nicks to a spot-on Janis Joplin, plus having guitar and piano fingers, Pam adds a range to the Loose Shoes band that makes you beg for more.

Ric Cushenan has been singing and performing for over twenty years. In the mid 80's, as lead singer with the group Side Step, he traveled through Northeast Ohio, playing in venues from Tommy's River Inn to The Wolf at the Door.

In 1988, Ric wrote and recorded original music for Sun Bay Productions in Clearwater, Florida. Produced at Clockwork Studios in Cleveland Ohio, Ric performed original music for documentaries, including Lotto Fever and Reflections in Time. During this time, Ric also worked as a session singer for Clockwork studios, singing on albums for local artists and performing songs for corporate events.

Since 2001, as one of the lead singers of The LooSe ShoEs Band, Ric has provided his unhinged guitar riffs and smooth, emotional voice to blow the place up. Ric loves to write music and has provided many original songs for the group. One of those songs, "Footprints", was nominated for Song of the Year by The KC Christian Music Association in 2005. On The LooSe ShoEs Band's latest release, Lost and Found, Ric penned 12 of the album's 13 songs.

Ric Cushenan, one of the founding members of The LooSe ShoEs Band, also writes songs for your special event or occasion. Check out this website at www.musicboxmemories.com

Born 1963 in Gary Indiana. I grew up in a musical family band consisting of three brothers, one sister and my Mom and Dad. They could all sing and play guitar and various musical instruments. My dad made me the drummer when I was twelve because I could not sing and play guitar ha!

I starting playing in clubs when I was fourteen years old and played in the Chicago land area seven nights a week in the 80's and 90's. Was on tour with the late and great Freddy Fender back then. I have also performed shows with Jerry Reed, Patty Loveless, Mel McDaniels, and Billy Crash Cradock. Also had the privilege of playing with Micheal Allman the son of the great Gregg Allan a few years ago here in Georgia. I moved here to the beautiful state of Georgia in 2007. I have played in several bands here and currently love being the drummer of the Loose Shoes Band.

Son of a guitar playing troubled Texas troubadour, and an Irish piano playing dance hall saloon singer, Dave was destined to play and perform wherever live music was needed. Dave Lamar James has had extensive experience in all aspects of the music business including performance, production and education. Dave adds value to any project he becomes involved in, with an emphasis on his World Class abilities as a guitarist & keyboardist. As a music consultant for Deep South Productions in Atlanta GA, Dave performed various duties in Artists Relations, as well as assisting in booking of artists for one of the top production companies in the Deep South. He also performed as a guitarist with country legend Faron Young.

With Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA, Dave performed as a staff guitarist and keyboardist at one of the premiere family entertainment parks in the United States. Dave worked with Curb Records and Artists "Boy Howdy" touring band, performing various shows in the United States, Canada and Japan.

He also worked with the U.S Department of Defense that included 2 tours of Iraq entertaining U.S. Armed Forces in a band format, with additional stops in Bosnia and Kosovo. He was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the State of California for his efforts.

He continues his musical journey with The Loose Shoes Band and looks forward to seeing all of you at future engagements.

A 40 year veteran of Atlanta music, Felton Dunn was a founding member of First National and Kid Brothers Bands, and continues to play occasionally with Atlanta icons Banks & Shane. He has performed in 14 other countries and about half the 50 states. The longtime "choirboy" is proud to have sung with the Atlanta Symphony for 3 years, and he keeps active with choral music still. Felton Brings his beautiful voice and strong bass skills to The Loose Shoes Band.