https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/12487
Doug Moyle has been a vocalist for decades. He calls himself “A Serial Crooner” because his song styling quickly captures an audience, then he moves on, till the next time. The Great American Song Book is his Modus Operandi, his “M.O.” On this occasion, at The Fourth Stage, Doug will be joined by his Musical Director Jean‑Pierre Allain on the piano, Norm Glaude on stand up bass, Tom Dennison on drums and a surprise or two!...
Fourth Stage,1 Elgin Street,Ottawa,Canada
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Doug Moyle has been a vocalist for decades. He calls himself “A Serial Crooner” because his song styling quickly captures an audience, then he moves on, till the next time. The Great American Song Book is his Modus Operandi, his “M.O.”
On this occasion, at The Fourth Stage, Doug will be joined by his Musical Director Jean‑Pierre Allain on the piano, Norm Glaude on stand up bass, Tom Dennison on drums and a surprise or two!
Together, Doug and the boys celebrate the 100th birthday of the greatest entertainer of the 20th century, Frank Sinatra. Not just a “Saloon Singer”, as he referred to himself and neither is Doug Moyle, frankly!
Doug and the band have prepared a swinging evening of song, designed for the young and the young at heart.
An evening that is “100 years yours, Frankly!”
