GULF SHORES — The city of Gulf Shores is will present Cool Change, a refreshing combination of local vocal talent, on Oct. 15, at 7 p.m., as part of the free Gulf Shores Outdoors & In 2009 concert series.

These seasoned musicians have a wealth of performing history throughout Baldwin County and beyond.

Get together with family, friends and fans of all ages in the backyard of the Erie Meyer Civic Center, located at 1930 W. Second St. in Gulf Shores.

Bring your lawn chairs or a mat for seating comfort. You might even want to bring snacks or a picnic.

Cool Change features smooth harmony and rich vocal sounds from Walter Tatum and David Horton of Foley, along with John Andrews of Magnolia Springs.

Performing together for more years than they want to admit, as well as with Coastal Chorale, the versatile trio sings and plays music from all eras.

The addition of bass player Charlie Hathcock of Summerdale has enriched the talented group and enhanced their repertoire.

With tunes such as “Tequila Sunrise,” “Peaceful Easy Feeling,” “Jambalaya,” “Proud Mary,” “Love Will Keep Us Alive,” “It’s a Wonderful World,” “Broken Lady” and many others, Cool Change excites audiences through their great sound, musical talent, and down-home style and humor.

These musicians are committed to their listening audience, and promise to take you on a trip down memory lane.

Relax and enjoy the sounds of Cool Change at this free outdoor concert.

In case of inclement weather, the concert will move inside.

For more information, contact the Special Events Office at (251) 968-1172, or visit www.gulfshoresal.gov/specialevents, then click on Free Concerts.