That's not Frank Sinatra you sometimes hear

singing at local clubs or social

events. While some might swear it was "Ole Blue

Eyes", the voice actually belongs

to This Talented Frank Sinatra of Malden,

Massachusetts.

 

With songs like "New York, New York", "My

Funny Valentine," and

"Fly Me to the Moon", George has performed at

nightclubs and restaurants all

over the Greater Boston area.

He has appeared as the featured vocalist with

the ship's trio aboard the

Norwegian cruiser the S.S. Vistafroid. When he

sang at Rodney Dangerfield's

in New York, he was warmly received and

encouraged by the proprietor,

who actually gave him a lot of respect.

Subsequently, he sang with the Al Vega Trio,

appearing at the Parker House,

 

the Copley Mariott and the Ritz-Carlton.

This talented crooner also sang with a number

of Boston big bands,

broadening his repertoire to include popular

tunes of the '30s

and '40s.

He has been singing since day one--in fact,

family legend has it that

when the doctor gave him his first slap on the

butt, he didn't cry,

-- he hit a B flat.!!!