Frank Feinstein – Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar

Rhythm guitarist, lead vocalist, and founding member of Boomerang, has been strumming and singing since the age of 12. At 16, he was the youngest writer signed to an exclusive publishing company in Nashville, with one of his songs recorded by Tommy Cash. In his country music life, Frank played under the stage name Frank Shannon, filming shows with Marty Robbins, and playing with Tex Ritter and Dottie West. When he wasn’t playing country music, Frank and bandmates entertained audiences around Nashville, rockin ‘n rollin’ at dances, private parties and local clubs.

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Sally Slayden-Berry – Lead Vocals and Percussion

Music/Singing/Performing has been a part of her life ever since she can remember. Family stories are of Sally singing before she could walk and in very store and shopping cart!
Sally has performed with Jazz greats: Maynard Ferguson and Stan Mark, plus has shared the stage with Charlotte Church and Wayne Jackson of the Memphis Horns.
While performing all over the country performing for ‘Hero’s Events’ and/or Festivals, Sally has opened for:
Ronnie Milsap, BJ Thomas, Johnny Rodriguez ,TG Shepard, & The Younger Brothers.
After becoming an empty nester,  began singing with Nashville’s #1 60’s-70’s band BOOMERANG with some of the best musicians/friends that Nashville has to offer!

Bev Feinstein – Lead Vocals and Keyboards


Lead vocalist, keyboard player and percussionist began her music life in church and school choirs. As a teenager, Beverly worked on her Supremes routines with friends from high school during “slumber” parties. At 18, she switched musical gears to enter the Contemporary Christian/Gospel circuit, touring with the legendary Jake Hess, and later, she wrote and recorded an album of spiritual music. Beverly and Frank dated in high school, went their separate ways, and found each other again in 2001. They married in 2002 and reminisced about the good ol’ days of rock and roll. Before you could say “boomerang,” the group was up and running, and club dates were selling out. After spending her teenage years watching the boys have all the fun playing the hits of the 60’s, Beverly decided it was her turn to rock ‘n roll.

Frank and Beverly play with some of the best musicians around to make Boomerang Nashville’s premier 60’s tribute band. Baby Boomers danced to the music when it was new, raised their kids on it, and now fans of all ages come out to experience the Golden Age of Rock ‘n Roll.

Gary Talley – Lead Vocals and Lead Guitar

Legendary guitarist, singer and songwriter originally from Memphis, in 2018 Gary was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame as a founding member of the Grammy-nominated group The Box Tops who are famous for hits like “The Letter”, and “Cry Like a Baby.” Gary and original founding member, Bill Cunningham, recently reformed The Box Tops to keep their great catalogue of music accessible to the public.

In Nashville, Gary has recorded with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Tammy Wynette, Webb Pierce, Billy Joe Royal. He has worked other artists including Dobie Gray, Tracy Nelson, Pam Tillis, Dr. John, Brenda Lee, Tim McGraw, Bill Miller, Bobby Bare, Mac Gayden, Johnny Lee, Stella Parton, Shelly West, Clifford Curry, Earl Gaines, Fish Heads & Rice, Billy C. Farlow, Porter Wagoner, Karen Staley, Dean Dillon, Guy Clark, Paul Craft, Sheb Wooley, Ferlin Husky, and David Lee Murphy.

In Memphis, he has worked with Hank Ballard, rockabilly pioneer Billy Lee Riley, and David Allen Coe. 
Gary has played concert dates with Freda Payne, Tennessee Ernie Ford, John Phillips (of the Mama & Papas), Billy Joe Royal, Pat Boone, and Jimmy Rogers.

Tom Lyle – Lead Vocals and Bass Guitar

Tom is an accomplished bassist and singer with a great knowledge of boomer music. 

Paul Winkler – Drums

Paul has played on tracks with Dan Peek (of the band America), and Adrian Belew (from King Crimson). He also played, recorded and toured overseas with KMG recording artist, Rick Altizer, who had a bunch of Top 10 hits in Europe, and a No. 11 hit on the US charts.  Paul cut his teeth sight reading shows for cruise ship acts in New York resorts in the 1980’s. His favorite crazy gig story … He had to sub for Mike Palmer (drummer for Garth Brooks) with only one hour advance notice. Thankfully, it wasn’t a Garth show and it went really well.

Mike Stewart – Lead Vocals and Keyboards

Composer of countless radio jingles, television scores, who has produced or performed on music heard all over the world, He has worked with world famous musicians such as Tommy Roe, Joe South, William Bell (Georgia Hall of Fame Recipient and 2017 Grammy Winner), Buckner Garcia, the Atlanta Rhythm Section, Billy Joe Royal, Alicia Bridges, Isaac Hayes, Eddie Floyd, Bertie Higgins, Doug Johnson, and Bill Anderson.  

Mike has gold record for playing keys on the 80’s hit, Pac Man Fever as a band member of Buckner and Garcia and recorded the theme to Disney’s Oscar nominated movie, Wreck It Ralph in 2012. Mike owned and operated a recording studio for more than 20 years working in all facets of digital audio and video. He is president and founder of Stewart Internet Solutions Inc., a internet consulting agency and services company located in the Nashville area. He along with Gary Talley, is the touring and performing keyboard player member of The Box Tops when not playing with Boomerang.

Pamela Simmons – Lead Vocals 

Told she could sing before she could talk, music has always been a huge part of Pamela’s life. She’s a singer songwriter who was competing in talent shows at 8, playing piano by 10, and landed her first gig with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at the tender age of 11. She is a classically trained vocalist who’s musical pursuits include touring with Young Singers of Callanwolde, singing with Charleston’s Symphony Orchestra, performing at the International Spoleto Festival, and winning a spot in the Nashville Star competition. Armed with experience as a studio session singer, and an album of original songs, she moved to Nashville and caught the attention of Legends Buzz Cason and Mac Gayden at Creative Workshop where she began recording demos while growing her young family. She’s performed with top shelf musicians in local bands since the early 2000’s, most notably with Fade To Black, where she shared the stage with King of Beach Music, Clifford Curry. Other highlights include hearing her song on the radio, rocking thousands at a Predator’s game, being a staff writer with Songs for the Planet, singing the National Anthem live at the Troubadour, and last but not least, singing with Boomerang who she met when they needed a sub in 2016.