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Tony Andriacchi has made his indelible mark on the music scene opening for Tony Bennett, headlining all over the U.S., and performing to sold out houses at the Ravinia Festival, and NY's Lincoln Center. With his silky smooth baritone, Andriacchi has the media abuzz. Critics from NY, L.A, Chicago and around the country exclaim "His intimate performances are riveting," "Singing Sensation," "Amazing! Among the great singers in the country," "A winner," "The Man Can Sing," "A TON of Talent," "Some of the best vocal chops I've heard, EVER!" Whether listening to Tony's CD, "At Long Last" or hearing him live, you will agree, music and Tony Andriacchi, like the song says - go together like notes in a measure!

9/18/10

Getting the songs ready for FEINSTEIN's on Monday, November 1, 2010

So this morning, I wake up and look at a stack of music that needs to be looked at. Over 75 tunes that I need to whittle down to 15 to 20 songs for my NYC Feinstein's debut on Monday, November 1, 2010.
After a 2 hour dilemna, I decide my opening song will be very unconventional and usually not considered an opener. But I used it once as an opener long ago, and one of the toughest critics in the U.S. gave my choice a thumb's up, so we shall see.  Joe M, don't ask, I ain't tellin'! LOL.

Picked some other tunes that I am really looking forward to singing, so now I have 40 songs (down from 100) that I have to decide on.

My goal with the Great American Songbook is to push it into the Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties, and alot of my selections are from these decades. But you just have to include some evergreens. Once again, don't ask, I ain't tellin! If you want to find out come and see me at Feinstein's.
 
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