Vincent Eury Jazz vocalist Vincent Eury was once dubbed by Clay Osborne (a legendary jazz artist and brother of R&B great Jeffrey Osborne) as “the voice we’ve been longing for.” Upon enlisting in the United States Armed Forces, Vincent was lead vocalist for the prestigious Navy Band of Newport Rhode Island from 1993 to 1999. Although his reporting station was in Rhode Island, Vincent was showcased on band tours that included big band, swing band, jazz band and rock band. These performances allowed Vince to travel throughout the country, as well as Canada, Austria, and Iceland. His signature rich baritone lead vocals garnered him the moniker of The Navy Crooner. Immediately following an impressive naval career, Vincent was selected as the primary National Anthem singer for the Norfolk Admirals Ice Hockey Team. 102.1 host Pete Michaud “The Voice of The Admirals” often stated that it is the best rendition he’s ever heard. In 2008, Vincent was handpicked among other talented...
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