House Joint Resolution 1442, sponsored by Whitson, honors and congratulates The Exotics on their sixtieth anniversary as a musical group. The resolution highlights the band's significant contribution to the music scene in Franklin, Nashville, and Middle Tennessee, noting their origins in a garage in 1964 and their evolution into a beloved local act. The Exotics have entertained audiences across various venues, from high school dances to major events, and have maintained a loyal fan base over the decades. The resolution also pays tribute to the band's founding members and their professional careers outside of music, emphasizing the lasting impact of their performances on the community.

The resolution acknowledges the band's resilience through changes in membership and the loss of co-founder Billy Adair, while celebrating the continued legacy of The Exotics. It recognizes the band's ability to adapt and thrive, as they still perform at special events and reunions, creating cherished memories for fans. The General Assembly expresses its appreciation for the six decades of entertainment provided by The Exotics and wishes them ongoing success in their future endeavors.