Frank Wilson & The Motown-Philly Experience bring you an evening of fantastic vocals and terrific dance routines. Their repertoire includes music from the fabulous fifties from such entertainers as The Drifters, The Five Satins and Little Anthony. Then it’s on to Motown with music from The Four Tops, The Temptations and Smokey Robinson. Next it’s the sounds of Philly with songs from The Spinners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Lou Rawls and The Stylistics and as if that wasn’t enough, they present dance music from the ‘70s to the present!
Frank Wilson & The Motown-Philly Experience bring you an evening of fantastic vocals and terrific dance routines. Their repertoire includes music from the fabulous fifties from such entertainers as The Drifters, The Five Satins and Little Anthony. Then it’s on to Motown with music from The Four Tops, The Temptations and Smokey Robinson. Next it’s the sounds of Philly with songs from The Spinners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Lou Rawls and The Stylistics and as if that wasn’t enough, they present dance music from the ‘70s to the present!
While she was appearing to rave reviews at the famed Copacabana in New York City, Judy Scott caught the eye of Jerry Lewis who immediately signed her to appear with him at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas and the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach. The audience response was so great that he then featured her on the next Jerry Lewis television special. She later went on to tour nightclubs around the United States and the world with Jackie Mason and David Brenner, appeared on numerous television shows and on major cruise lines. In addition to her solo act, Judy produces and performs with a swing band called Sentimental Journey. A superlative performer, she also wrote and performed her one-woman show Say It With Music which is a tribute to the life and music of Irving Berlin, all over the country.
Opening for Judy is native Floridian, Gary Clark. Gary is a pianist, composer and arranger who delights in performing. Much sought-after, he is inspired by the jazz and great vocalists and pianists of the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s.
Named one of the Top Ten Tribute Artists in the Country by Billboard, John Tarangelo presents a show dedicated to such legendary entertainers as Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Vinton, Paul Anka, Tony Bennett, Elvis, Dion, Little Anthony, The Mystics, The Platters, The Drifters and more. The New York Times called one of his performances “A show like no other, a can’t miss performance”. A New York native, Johnny T joined the famed doo wop group The Mystics in 1980 and performed with them at the Apollo Theater, Radio City Musical Hall and Carnegie Hall in New York City, later recording an album with them for CBS records. Deciding it was time to go solo, he moved to Florida where he has received much acclaim.
One of the finest tenors performing today, Andrea Garofalo moves audiences with the brilliance and beauty of his superb voice. Andrea was the first-place winner of the prestigious Canadian CHIN Classical Music Awards as well as having earned the title of “The Golden Voice” from The Sistine Chapel Choir at the Vatican in Rome. Singing his signature Pop To Opera© worldwide, he has made numerous recordings in Italian, Spanish, French and English. His larger-than-life showmanship awakens the emotions of the audience as it brings down the house with his power and passion.
While she was appearing to rave reviews at the famed Copacabana in New York City, Judy Scott caught the eye of Jerry Lewis who immediately signed her to appear with him at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas and the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach. The audience response was so great that he then featured her on the next Jerry Lewis television special. She later went on to tour nightclubs around the United States and the world with Jackie Mason and David Brenner, appeared on numerous television shows and on major cruise lines. In addition to her solo act, Judy produces and performs with a swing band called Sentimental Journey. A superlative performer, she also wrote and performed her one-woman show Say It With Music which is a tribute to the life and music of Irving Berlin, all over the country.
Opening for Judy is native Floridian, Gary Clark. Gary is a pianist, composer and arranger who delights in performing. Much sought-after, he is inspired by the jazz and great vocalists and pianists of the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s.
One of the finest tenors performing today, Andrea Garofalo moves audiences with the brilliance and beauty of his superb voice. Andrea was the first-place winner of the prestigious Canadian CHIN Classical Music Awards as well as having earned the title of “The Golden Voice” from The Sistine Chapel Choir at the Vatican in Rome. Singing his signature Pop To Opera© worldwide, he has made numerous recordings in Italian, Spanish, French and English. His larger-than-life showmanship awakens the emotions of the audience as it brings down the house with his power and passion.
While she was appearing to rave reviews at the famed Copacabana in New York City, Judy Scott caught the eye of Jerry Lewis who immediately signed her to appear with him at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas and the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach. The audience response was so great that he then featured her on the next Jerry Lewis television special. She later went on to tour nightclubs around the United States and the world with Jackie Mason and David Brenner, appeared on numerous television shows and on major cruise lines. In addition to her solo act, Judy produces and performs with a swing band called Sentimental Journey. A superlative performer, she also wrote and performed her one-woman show Say It With Music which is a tribute to the life and music of Irving Berlin, all over the country.
Opening for Judy is native Floridian, Gary Clark. Gary is a pianist, composer and arranger who delights in performing. Much sought-after, he is inspired by the jazz and great vocalists and pianists of the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s.
Named one of the Top Ten Tribute Artists in the Country by Billboard, John Tarangelo presents a show dedicated to such legendary entertainers as Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Bobby Vinton, Paul Anka, Tony Bennett, Elvis, Dion, Little Anthony, The Mystics, The Platters, The Drifters and more. The New York Times called one of his performances “A show like no other, a can’t miss performance”. A New York native, Johnny T joined the famed doo wop group The Mystics in 1980 and performed with them at the Apollo Theater, Radio City Musical Hall and Carnegie Hall in New York City, later recording an album with them for CBS records. Deciding it was time to go solo, he moved to Florida where he has received much acclaim.
One of the finest tenors performing today, Andrea Garofalo moves audiences with the brilliance and beauty of his superb voice. Andrea was the first-place winner of the prestigious Canadian CHIN Classical Music Awards as well as having earned the title of “The Golden Voice” from The Sistine Chapel Choir at the Vatican in Rome. Singing his signature Pop To Opera© worldwide, he has made numerous recordings in Italian, Spanish, French and English. His larger-than-life showmanship awakens the emotions of the audience as it brings down the house with his power and passion.