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ek88 wrote:I think it was said before, but I think he'd be a great opening act for Billy Joel. I think their music styles would mesh really well.
Dennis could open for Tony Bennett...it seems to be the style where Dennis wants to head to anyway...
gr8dane wrote:I thought of Supertramp also,,if,,,,.
What about Alan Parsons ?
froy wrote:Dennis could open for Tony Bennett...it seems to be the style where Dennis wants to head to anyway...
Yea
Pieces of 8
Castle walls
Queen of Spades
Best Thing
Rockin The Paradise
Grand Illusion
These are all Tony Bennett type songs
Your an idiot.
sadie65 wrote:gr8dane wrote:I thought of Supertramp also,,if,,,,.
What about Alan Parsons ?
Well Alan opened for Dennis once last year. I get the impression Alan doesn't do all that much touring himself, though I could be wrong. And Supertramp...I believe Roger Hodgson is on his own now, and there was talk of him doing a show with Dennis a while back....but I think he's mainly in Europe...or was.
froy wrote:Dennis could open for Tony Bennett...it seems to be the style where Dennis wants to head to anyway...
Yea
Pieces of 8
Castle walls
Queen of Spades
Best Thing
Rockin The Paradise
Grand Illusion
These are all Tony Bennett type songs
Your an idiot.
Zan wrote:froy wrote:Dennis could open for Tony Bennett...it seems to be the style where Dennis wants to head to anyway...
Yea
Pieces of 8
Castle walls
Queen of Spades
Best Thing
Rockin The Paradise
Grand Illusion
These are all Tony Bennett type songs
Your an idiot.
EXACTLY!
I don't think I've ever heard that one. Was that a demo?
Um, Froy? "Wants to head" means "departing from his former style," which would include all the "rockin'" tunes you listed. All of which were written over 20 years ago. Starting in 1990, everything he's written has been either a ballad, soft jazz, or broadway-esque. But I've noticed "your" not alone in not recognizing the trend either.
BlackWall wrote:How about Meat Loaf?
I guess I could possibly see Dennis as an opener for Joel, but Dennis' music is a lot more theatrical..
I know this is going to be looked at as a slam, but it really isn't: If you go strictly by the direction Dennis has gone in for the last 10+ years, why not Barry Manilow? I know Dennis rocks more than Manilow ever has, but come on, look at "10 On Broadway" and "Hunchback"; There are some similarities, and doing shows with Manilow would be good exposure for Dennis.
classicstyxfan wrote:and evidently, Barry is a little strapped for cash these days.....He did some serious mismanagement of his funds, or got scammed by those he hired to take care of them...
I saw a preview clip on TV on this topic last week.
OMG - I would just die! (I love Barry Manilow) Seriously, I know Dennis gets teased about being like him all the time, but that would be one great show.
bugsymalone wrote:Why Zan, you old softie, you! I am a "fanilow" too. Barry really does just make you smile and he is an extraordinary entertainer.
I was not aware of his financial problems, but he had a big tour going that did well, I believe, and he has a Las Vegas deal that his bringing him plenty of funds.
One thing about Barry, though, is he really does not need another act on the bill with him. He does quite well on his own.
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