April Concert

SALLY HART, also known as Sally Flynn, was born in Ontario, OR on July 23, 1946 to a large family of brothers and sisters. She joined the Lawrence Welk program in 1968 with BYU classmate Sandi Griffiths as part of the Sandi & Sally act...where it became one of the most popular musical acts EVER in the show's long history. In 1972 Sally left the Welk Show to pursue a solo career on Broadway and in 1974 married Welk guitarist and country singer Clay Hart. Together, they made numerous television appearances, commercials, and hosted a cooking and home show. They also tried their hand at business and co-owned a keepsack business. Today, Sally and Clay call home Cocoa Beach, Florida, and Sally sings regularly with the Melbourne Municipal Band's Swingtime Big Band. We are fortunate indeed to have such a talent join Richard on stage for our "That Broadway Beat" January Pops Concert.

Richard Hayman Presents "A Silver Anniversary Celebration" The Orchestra Celebrates Its 25th Year!	Space Coast Pops Orchestra P.O. Box 3344 Cocoa, Florida 32924
	Saturday, January 8, 2011 That Broadway Beat First Baptist Church of Merritt Island, 2:30 pm
	Featuring Sally (Flynn) Hart of Lawrence Welk Fame

SALLY HART, also known as Sally Flynn, was born in Ontario, OR on July 23, 1946 to a large family of brothers and sisters. She joined the Lawrence Welk program in 1968 with BYU classmate Sandi Griffiths as part of the Sandi & Sally act...where it became one of the most popular musical acts EVER in the show's long history. In 1972 Sally left the Welk Show to pursue a solo career on Broadway and in 1974 married Welk guitarist and country singer Clay Hart. Together, they made numerous television appearances, commercials, and hosted a cooking and home show. They also tried their hand at business and co-owned a keepsack business. Today, Sally and Clay call home Cocoa Beach, Florida, and Sally sings regularly with the Melbourne Municipal Band's Swingtime Big Band. We are fortunate indeed to have such a talent join Richard on stage for our "That Broadway Beat" January Pops Concert.