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Let's make this guy a star

Marc Chevalier

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Folks, there's a very talented crooner who needs your help. His name is Tony London, a 42 year-old with an incredible voice. Unfortunately, he's not reached the big time like Michael Bubl?© has. In fact, he's struggling to get a fan base.


Here are some MP3 samples of his songs: http://cdbaby.com/cd/tonylondon

Check out his version of the Gershwin tune, "Mine." (Song #13 on the list.)


What Tony London needs is support from people like us. Thanks to the Internet, we can spread the word about him via grassroots word-of-mouth. If you like what you hear, please tell your friends to listen to this fella. And if you know anyone in the music business (including event organizers and promotors, producers, etc.), let them know how great Tony is.

I'd be very grateful to everyone here if they could share their opinion of this guy's voice. Tony needs all the feedback he can get -- positive or negative.


Thank you so much!

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PrettySquareGal

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Marc Chevalier said:
Thanks for your opinion!

I think I should have started this thread in The Powder Room instead. Oh well ... :eusa_doh:


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No, no not at all! I am sure many fellows will like him, too! I bet my father would, in fact. I'll email him the link!
 

Tony in Tarzana

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Nice voice, not really my cup of tea. I tend to gravitate toward the rawer-voiced singers, like Frank after his vocal cord operation.

We've never sold CDs, but it's worth a thought. Don't know what the profit margin would be.
 

Kentucky Blues

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Well, I gotta say it's not really my cup of tea. Great voice, a favorite-to-be for all who love this style of music. I'm just more a fan of faster songs, with more music in the background. But the man is quite talented :)
 

Marc Chevalier

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*Final bump.*

Several hundred views so far, and only a handful of posts with comments. I'm scratching my head here.


No more comments mean no further opinions or interest. I've got to conclude that this singer doesn't stand a chance of success, if he can't even elicit opinions/criticisms/suggestions from folks who presumably feel a kinship with the golden era.


In any case, many thanks to those few who have taken the time to post their opinions.


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Kentucky Blues

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Okay, I'm gonna add a little bit to what I said earlier. I think he'd be better if he sped things up, and think the Cavanagh Trio he's performing with may be part of why I don't like it that much. It's too much in the background it seems, and there just doesn't seem to be enough of it. Perhaps if he had a big band behind him, and a little more swing in his stylings, I'd be more interested in adding him to my music library.

And as far as other members, come on people! Marc doesn't seem to be asking that those who love this guy come out and tell it to the world. From what I can tell, he just wants the members here in general to state what they think, good or bad, be critical. Not necessarily asking that those who dislike it bash the guy, but at the same time, not hold your tongue just because you don't have anything good to say. Artists NEED to hear bad feedback in order to improve, and need to hear the good feedback to help guide that improvement. I agree with Marc on this... if a guy's trying to make it in the music business, and we can help, I think we should!
 

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