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This respected Frank Sinatra Impersonator, based in Los Angeles, has performed at The Las Vegas Hilton, Caesar's Palace, The Palms, The Venetian, The Las Vegas Planet Hollywood & other Las Vegas locations, Universal Studios in Los Angeles, The Fairmont San Francisco, the resorts of Phoenix and Palm Springs and the hotels of San Diego, plus all over Los Angeles & across America.
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As the Frank Sinatra Impersonator,
lookalike & sound-alike performer,
Monty Aidem
Proudly Presents:
Special
Event Entertainment
"Sinatra-Style"
It’s
a show for corporate entertainment, casinos and parties, featuring a performer who brings to each Frank Sinatra Impersonator show the passion, commitment & professionalism gained from his years as a TV writer for stars including Johnny Carson, Bob Hope, Dean Martin. . . and Frank Sinatra. Read BIOGRAPHY
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When it’s time for the Frank Sinatra Impersonator to take the stage, he enters
in vintage wardrobe with a 50’s style hat in place. What follows are those great Sinatra songs,
crowd-pleasing comedy, and plenty of audience involvement in a convincing Frank Sinatra lookalike & soundalike performance. To see what previous clients are saying, go to
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Whether
it’s
an awards banquet, Las Vegas night, holiday party, fund-raiser, wedding, or event of any kind, the result is
a memorable finishing touch to a special occasion, when this Frank Sinatra Impersonator Monty Aidem offers special event entertainment. . .Sinatra–Style. For audio and video samples, click here on AUDIO/VIDEO
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Admiring a wall of pictures after performing at the
Frank Sinatra Estate in Rancho Mirage CA, where the
cocktail napkins say “Barbara and Ole’ Blue Eyes”.
To Monty Aidem/FrankTribute.com:
Monty, Thank you for lending your
beautiful voice to our Frank Sinatra Golf
Tournament Giving Back special. .It’s
amazing how similar you sound to
Frank Sinatra.
Genelle Padilla
Producer/Host
Wealth TV Network
At a Los Angeles event with actor Joe Mantegna,
who received an Emmy nomination for his portrayal
of Dean Martin in HBO's Rat Pack movie.
Performing for former Russian president Mikhail
Gorbachev, who happens to be a Frank Sinatra fan.
At Universal Studios, Los Angeles, after performing at an
event hosted by the star of TV's Monk, Tony Shalhoub.
With one of the stars of The Big Bang Theory, Kaley Cuoco,
at a Los Angeles Charity Fundraiser.
On the bill with the great Ben Vereen at an event held at
the Beverly Hills Hotel.
With U.S. Congresswoman Janice Hahn at an event in the
Los Angeles district she represents.
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FRANK.TRIBUTE.COM .PRESENTS:
A
SINATRA REMINISCENCE FROM FRANK'S LONGEST
RUNNING OPENING ACT, COMEDIAN TOM DREESEN
It was at the Marriott Desert Springs Resort in Palm Springs on Saturday, February 25th, 1995 when Frank Sinatra sang his last
song on stage. The event was a Las Vegas style Black Tie dinner
and show to raise money for Frank's favorite charity, The Barbara
Sinatra Children's Center. I had just performed 20 minutes of
standup comedy and Frank was to do three songs. Frank hadn't
sung in months and the rumor in our camp was that he was finally
going to retire, but no one knew for sure. I'd been traveling as his
opening act for fourteen years doing many shows in Las Vegas and
at America's finest concert halls, and always found it exciting to be
on the road with him, but most exhilarating to grace the same
stage as this living legend. Obviously I wanted it to go on forever.
As I finished my set, Frank came on and with a grin said "Great
show, Tommy. Let's get out of here." Upon seeing Frank Sinatra take
the stage, the audience roared their approval, so they didn't hear his
funny aside. He went right into his first song and wowed the crowd.
When the song was over, they stood and cheered. He did the second
song and they cheered again. He sang "New York, New York" to
close the evening and they stood and cheered even louder as he left
the stage. They wouldn't stop and kept calling him back, so Frank
returned and received two more standing ovations. He finally told
the crowd "This is the last one. We've got to get out of here." And
then it was on to the last song he ever sang on stage, for which he
received his fifth standing ovation of the evening. As he walked
off, he winked at me and said "Don't put away that suitcase". I
thought, "Great, we're going back out on the road".
But we never toured again, because Frank started getting ill and
became too weak to perform. And so came the end to a long public
journey, from Hoboken to Hollywood, Las Vegas, and beyond. As
for the last song Frank Sinatra sang, it was "The Best Is Yet To Come".
And so fitting, because his tombstone reads "Francis Albert Sinatra"
and underneath his name it says. . ."The Best Is Yet To Come".
See Tom Dreesen's comments to
FrankTribute.com's Monty Aidem
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