Bob Lebeau - saxophone

Veteran saxophonist Bob Lebeau is a native of London, Ohio, where he began his playing in the school music program. Bob has a B.S. in Education from Wilmington College and a Masters in Education from Xavier University. For over 30 years he was the principal at Franklin Heights High School in Columbus. While in the U.S. Army he played in the show band with the "Second Army Showmobile", a touring variety show group. He also toured every major army command in the world with the famous "Rolling Along" All-Army Revue. Bob has worked with Steve Lawrence, Margaret Whiting, Pat O'Bryan, Myron Floren, the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra directed by Lee Castle, and the Bob Crosby Orchestra. Locally he has played with Riley Norris, Howdy Gorman, Bruno Masdea, Doc Everhart, Lincoln Village Big Band, Freedom Sound and for the past 13 years has been lead alto for the Rick Brunetto Big Band. Additionally, he has co-lead the small group "Timeless".

Veteran saxophonist, Bob Lebeau has performed in and around central Ohio most of his life. The London, Ohio native has played in the big bands of Rick Brunetto, Buno Masdea, Doc Everhart, Riley Norris, and Howdy Gorman. He was the co-leader of the Wedding Band, TimeLess and the top 40 group, Freedom Sound. He also played in the small groups of Jack Hedges and the Tunetimers and Jim Johnson. While in the Army, bob toured around the world iwht the award winning variety show "Rolling Along." In addition, he has performed in bands accompanying such artists as Margaret Whiting, Steve Lawrence, Bob Crosby and Myron Floren. On Dwight Lenox's exciting new band, The Lenox Avenue Express, Bob holds down the bottom on his baritone saxophone.