FULANI HAYNES, (tenor) has had a strong commitment to community programs 
which led to involvement in many musical, and theater ensemble projects. Her theater 
credits include The River Niger, The Music Man, Black Nativity, One Women's Journey, 
and many more. Ms. Haynes has appeared on television, and radio, and made musical 
engagements at Sculler's Jazz Club (Boston). She is also the founder, and Director 
of And The Beat Goes On a musical production company comprised of Boston musicians 
who present programs designed to entertain, and educate the public about the rich 
history of Jazz.

TYISSHA JONES, (alto/bass), a long time resident of Roxbury, MA; graduated from the Roland Hayes Division of 
Music; at an early age Tyissha showed a great interest in all aspects of the performing arts.  Once a dancer
for Boston’s own Female Force, Tyissha then took a behind the scene’s job as an event planner for Slade’s 
Bar & Grill.  This job rekindled her love for music and her yearning to be a part of the action.  Thus, leading 
her to group up with Fulani and Cynthia (two seasoned showstoppers of vintage), they were able to take her 
love for R&B music to the next level by adding a little jazz and contemporary flavor to it. She looks forward 
with eagerness to be a part of the new Vintage Family.


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CYNTHIA BARBOUR, (soprano), 
her singing career began in church and she went on to further enhance her voice 
by studing under Frank Wilkins, and Margo Thunder. Cynthia, at one time was working 
behind the scenes as the wardrobe mistress for Vintage. Cynthia is also the webmaster 
for Vintage.