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EVENTS: July 11 Gala Opening of historic Roseland Ballroom Dinner Theater and Cabaret/Jazz Club in Taunton, MA
Celebration of the Great American Popular Songbook Friday, July 18 Roseland Ballroom Dinner Theater and Cabaret/Jazz Club
The return of Big Band and Swing to historic Roseland Ballroom in Taunton, MA
Songs For a Summer Night-August 1 Dinner, Dancing, and Cabaret performance at Roseland Ballroom Dinner Theater and Cabaret/Jazz Club
BOSTON HERALD: Radio host gives Sinatra honor a
stamp of approval
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BOSTON GLOBE: Passion for Sinatra is shared at
City Hall
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(Video): Commemorating Frank Sinatra in Boston
Dinner Theater presenting: Strictly Sinatra, an Evening filled with the music of Frank Sinatra With professional impersonator Mike
Dutra! 1357 Hartford Ave., Johnston, Rhode Island...
Dinner & Show at 6:30 PM on Saturday, July 19, 2008, Seating is limited; For reservations call now: 401-861-3850
Luigi's - "Where our family treats your family like family"
For reservations call now: 401-861-3850
Come join us! Strictly Sinatra Saturday Night for 10 days! Our 3rd Annual “Sinatra Fest” Cruise!
Sailing round trip from Ft. Lauderdale to San Juan, St. Maarten, Martinique, Antigua,
Tortolla and Cayo Levantado, Dominican Republic, January 3 – 13, 2009, Aboard the MSC ship “Lyrica” Beautiful! Passionate! Italian!
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Carol O'Shaughnessy - The Music of the Rat Pack (CD) $17.95: Ring-a-Ding-Ding * Too Close For Comfort * All My Tomorrows * Return To Me / Inamorata / Volare * Hey There * Birth of the Blues * How Little We Know * That Old Black Magic * One For My Baby * Chicago / My Kind of Town * In The Wee Small Hours * Once In A Lifetime * That's Life...
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Al Vega has been performing in the Boston, Massachusetts area since 1938. The Boston Media refers to Al as "Boston's Living Legend of Jazz." He's worked opposite virtually every name in American jazz like Dizzy Gillespie, Betty Carter, Lester Young, Stan Getz, Billy Holiday! Vega is a master at piano and vibraphone, attributing his success to the inspiration of one of history's most significant jazz musicians, Thelonious Monk, whom Al used to watch in the 1950s at the Hi-Hat Club in Boston. Vega and his trio perform jazz standards and music from "The Great American Songbook."
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