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Midnight Rider performed by CC Coletti and the band. We taped this at Waterloo Village in Stanhope, NJ. The concert event was part of a four day festival benefit for St. Michael's School.

CC Coletti is known worldwide for her rocking duets and background vocals with rock and roll legend, Meat Loaf and his Neverland Express World Tours from 2003 through 2011. CC has been featured on three of Meat Loafs DVDs, Bat Out Of Hell Live With The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Three Bats Live, and a Documentary, In Search of Paradise. Her voice can be heard on the Bat Out Of Hell 3 album and Meat Loaf's, "Hang Cool Teddy Bear" CC was also featured as the opening act for Meat Loafs European tour in 2007. CC started singing and creating music at a young age in her state of New Jersey. She has been a staple in the New Jersey Rock Club Scene since the tender age of 18 and her dynamic vocal abilities and stage presence have helped her develop a very large and loyal following that continues to expand both home and abroad.

In addition to performing and promoting her original music, CC and her band, which consist of Anthony Krizan on guitar, T.J. Jablonski, her husband on bass and John Hummel on drums, have and extensive list of cover songs that can be included in their set. CC, also breaks down the band to a dynamic intimate acoustic trio. The group has received worldwide acclaim for their performances of Rock and Roll, blues, funk and soul.

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The song Midnight Rider was written by Gregg Allman and Robert K. Payne.