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Three T Productions
Presents:
The "ULTIMATE NEIL DIAMOND TRIBUTE"
August 9, 2008 - Doors at 7:30PM | Show at 8PM |
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Celebrate the anniversary of when
it all began! Take a journey back to August, 1966 when Neil
made his first appearance at the "Bitter End" in Greenwich
Village, New York. Featuring Tony Rossini performing Neil's
greatest hits! Also Featuring the vocals of Char Sexton and
Jenny Herchline. |
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That night Neil attracted the
attention of Bert Berns, a producer who was beginning a new
label - Bang Records. As a result, Neil quickly cut three hit
singles for Bang Records: "Solitary Man", "Cherry, Cherry", "I
got a Feelin'." |
Hear these songs just as Neil
performed them that night at the famed "Bitter End."
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Solitary Man
- Kentucky Woman
- Cherry, Cherry
- Sweet Caroline
- and many more... |
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This show is one night only,
Saturday, August 9th at the Monmouth Theatre, an intimate venue
reminiscent of The Bitter End in
Greenwich Village. Doors open at 7:30PM, with the
show at 8PM.
General admission - $15
VIP Seating - $20. |
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Tony Rossini
was discovered by Scotty Moore, guitarist for Elvis
Presley, and was signed to Sun Records at the early age of 13.
Sam Phillips, owner of the label released five records on young
Tony. Soon afterwards he was signed to exclusive recording
contracts with Mercury and Monument Records for a total of 4
releases as a singer/songwriter. Moving from Memphis, Tennessee
to Hollywood, California he was signed to a production contract
that led to recording for Capital Records. During his contract
with Capitol, Tony recorded with the likes of Greg Allman, the
“Average White Band” and “Toto.”
From the bistros of Century City, to the coastal clubs from San
Francisco to San Diego, Tony crafted his voice and personality,
playing packed houses all over the states of California,
Washington, Oregon and Nevada. Tony has had the privilege of
shared billing with many great performers like The Righteous
Brothers, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Three Dog Night, Joe
Walsh, and The Platters.
Bill Medley, of
the Righteous Brothers, heard Tony singing in Long Beach, CA and
asked him to perform a Neil Diamond tribute at the Righteous
Brother’s owned clubs throughout the southland of California
and Nevada
known as “The
Hop”. Tony’s natural gift for the sound of Neil Diamond made
him a favorite with audiences everywhere. He has never been an
impersonator, but rather has a voice so similar as to create a
wonderful celebration of the songs made famous by this legend
that span the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. |
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A Smoke Free Venue
Beer, malt beverages, hot drinks and soft drinks,
available at intermission.
Have dinner before the show at one of
Newport's Fine Restaurants.
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