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On The Perseverance Network The Neil Haley Show Guest Donny Most of Happy Days
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theneilhaleyshow/2018/05/26/donny-most-of-happy-days
Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Donny Most of Happy Days.
Donny Most, a mature vocalist who loves Bobby Darin, Sinatra and others of the era, is a swinging crooner. He puts plenty of personality into the lyrics of the standards he sings. His voice is friendly and pleasing and he clearly conveys the love that he feels for these vintage songs.
On Mostly Swinging, Most is joined by a big band filled with all-stars from the L.A. studio scene. The joyful arrangements of Willie Murillo are so spirited that they border on the riotous at times with the emphasis on faster tempos and extroverted ensembles. It helps that he has a killer trumpet section led by Wayne Bergeron plus plenty of notables including trombonists Andy Martin and Alan Kaplan and saxophonists Rusty Higgins and Brian Scanlon.
Such songs as “Lover Come Back to Me,” a Latinized “Let’s Fall In Love,” “After You’ve Gone” and “Day In Day Out” are given rousing treatment by Danny Most and the ensembles. His tribute to Bobby Darin on “Clementine” is a definite highlight.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theneilhaleyshow/2018/05/26/donny-most-of-happy-days
Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Donny Most of Happy Days.
Donny Most, a mature vocalist who loves Bobby Darin, Sinatra and others of the era, is a swinging crooner. He puts plenty of personality into the lyrics of the standards he sings. His voice is friendly and pleasing and he clearly conveys the love that he feels for these vintage songs.
On Mostly Swinging, Most is joined by a big band filled with all-stars from the L.A. studio scene. The joyful arrangements of Willie Murillo are so spirited that they border on the riotous at times with the emphasis on faster tempos and extroverted ensembles. It helps that he has a killer trumpet section led by Wayne Bergeron plus plenty of notables including trombonists Andy Martin and Alan Kaplan and saxophonists Rusty Higgins and Brian Scanlon.
Such songs as “Lover Come Back to Me,” a Latinized “Let’s Fall In Love,” “After You’ve Gone” and “Day In Day Out” are given rousing treatment by Danny Most and the ensembles. His tribute to Bobby Darin on “Clementine” is a definite highlight.
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