Arranged and Orchestrated by Carey Deadman
featuring full concert orchestra

11 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Big Band, EASY LISTENING: Crooners/Vocals



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TONY ANDRIACCHI (pronounced An - Dree - Ock - e) has made his indelible mark on the nation''s music scene. From opening for the legendary Tony Bennett, performing his SRO one man concerts at the Ravinia Music Festival 2005 and 2006 seasons, to singing with the Harry James Orchestra at Park West, Andriacchi is "A remarkable singer, one of our great vocal treasures," as described by the Chicago Tribune.

Tony has appeared on WTTW - Channel 11''s Chicago Tonight as well as the nationally televised Noon Show on the WGN/WB Superstation, where he was proclaimed as "A singing sensation!" Hailed by WGN Radio''s Rick Kogan as "Among the great singers in the country," Tony has headlined at some of the nation''s most prestigious music venues including The Pump Room, Moulin Rouge, Green Dolphin Street, The Ritz Carlton-Chicago, and Davenport''s. Recently he performed at two Los Angeles, CA, hot spots: The Gardenia and The Ten20 Club. He received critical praise from L.A.''s Curtain Up Magazine stating that Tony''s "Singing and intimate style are riveting." He has been a featured performer at New York''s Mabel Mercer Foundation Convention. First in Chicago, at the Park West, where he shared the stage with such luminaries as Andrea Marcovicci and Laurel Masse of the Manhattan Transfer, and this coming October at NY''s famed Lincoln Center (his NYC debut). The concert also features Amanda McBroom and Billy Stritch.

His debut CD release, "Old Friends," received critical acclaim and was a radio favorite with New York''s WBAI Radio hailing it as "A wonderful release," which contains the "definitive recording of Alfie."

Backed by a 55 piece orchestra, his new CD, "At Long Last," is earning the singer more praise, with WGN Radio stating the CD is "An amazing piece of work," and the Daily Herald simply explains "The man can sing!" The CD is available at https://www.tradebit.com
Chicago Tribune critic Howard Reich says he is equipped with "A first-rate technique with an unmistakable gift for interpreting lyrics, Andriacchi is one of the most effective singers in the business. He sings with a maturity and depth that only come with a life richly lived. Andriacchi''s sumptuous voice commands attention at every turn. An instrument that has no flaws of pitch, intonation, or texture."

Even those who can''t seem to pronounce his name, are sure to remember the unique style of this vocalist whose repertoire spans the decades. With his warm, silky-smooth, mellow baritone and his intelligent subtle-phrasing, Tony Andriacchi brings to the microphone his classic interpretations to the jewels of the Great American Songbook that make him, according to all that hear him, a singer who deserves to be heard.