Channeling the Tunes of Our Lives
Experience again the tunes you loved while watching television
Two musical stars from America’s most cherished and iconic television show, “Happy Days”, present an evening of treasured standards with jazzy band sound. Donny Most and Linda Purl take you on a journey through time with favorite television theme songs from Happy Days, Mission Impossible, The Partridge Family and more. Songs heard on American Bandstand, Desi Arnaz’ Latin swing on I Love Lucy, or from special guests on the Ed Sullivan Show will remind you why you fell in love watching your favorite television shows.Two musical stars from America’s most cherished and iconic television show, “Happy Days”, present an evening of treasured standards with jazzy band sound.
Linda Purl and Donny Most, both tremendously accomplished musicians, join forces to guarantee you an uplifting concert proving that Happy Days are, indeed, here again!What the critics have said about Linda:
“Purl cut loose with all the authority of a seasoned jazz vocalist…she is mesmerizing.” Clive Davis, London Times
“…literally takes your breath away…she has an impressive range, perfect intonation, and awesome phrasing…seamless enchantment. Serendipitously discovering this kind of beauty and talent in a smokey room in Greenwich Village is like seeing a unicorn in a subway.” Rex Reed, NY Observer
“Superb intonation, phrasing and melodic purity. Show-stoppers as never heard before!” Tom Wallace, Classical Source, London
What the critics have said about Donna:
“Donny Most Sings and Swings. He absolutely does…Don’t mistake this for stunt casting: Donny Most can really sing.” HighlightHollywood.com
“Most’s retro-recent reinvention is an irrefutable force to be reckoned with…Close your eyes and you might think Most was Sinatra’s brother, or the very least, protégé…” The Los Angeles Beat
“The wonderful thing is he takes the audience through the story of why he, Donny, loves to sing and why he wants to share it with you…allows us to see and feel his passion for music…he had the audience clapping and swaying.” The Hollywood Times