Larry McLean is a well known vocal impressionist who was greatly influenced by the sound of Motown, The Beatles, Elvis, Roy Orbison, Joe Cocker, and Johnny Cash. As the name Moxie implies, since the 70’s Larry has had the audacity and know-how to entertain an audience through music and comedic skits. Larry has been a creative song writer and at times throughout a performance you will hear his original tunes and lyrics. Larry puts his heart and soul into every song. He surprises his audiences with his singing and guitar playing talents and always has a way of getting them on the dance floor, dancing and singing along.
Larry McLean is a recently-retired electronics professor from St. Claire College in Windsor,Ontario.
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 Bill Balestrini started playing the guitar when he was just 9 years old. When Bill was 16 he joined friends to form the band "BackStreet" - a Classic Rock band which become a popular entity in the Windsor Area in the 70's.
In 2008, Larry asked Bill to join him in the Moxie band, which later led to the Moxie Boys entity of today.
Bill is known for his secret weapon - a Fender Stratocaster with a synthesizer attachment which allows Bill to play not only the guitar, but the equivalent of such instruments as piano, organ, saxophone, flute, trumpet etc..
Bill Balestrini operates his own software company. Bill has also created the software product "GiG Partner" which automates the music, lighting and effects in the Moxie Boys performances.
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Robert McLean was born and raised in Windsor. Rob began singing at a young age 10. Gospel music was where his first singing experience began at the local Catholic church. At age 17 he joined his first band where light rock and new country became more the favorite for him. Playing guitar and singing a heart felt tune has remained a great experience throughout his life and especially since reuniting with his brother Larry who has been the source of musical inspiration throughout the years. For Rob, it's all about having fun and with a few laughs or a tear from the odd sad slow song but mostly, making them dance!
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