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Frank Sinatra Tribute
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Cabaret performer David is best known for his tribute to the legendary - FRANK SINATRA.
David's long career in the entertainment business started at London's prestigious Italia Conti Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts, where he trained for three years. This prepared him for many acting roles and a spell with the respected 'Break a Leg' touring theatre company. David's favourite role was as the drunken (it was real alcohol!) Doc Pearce in 'Calamity Jane' directed by Chris Wallis at the famous Unicorn theatre in the heart of London. During this period, David also appeared in various pantomimes throughout the country. Television appearances include 'Lovejoy' and 'Inspector Allan' for the BBC and most recently, 'Never Never' for Channel Four.
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The Lady is a Tramp |
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Fly me to the Moon |
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I've got you under my skin |
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New York New York |
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My Way |
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Initially, David was part of the popular duo 'That's Swing' playing cocktail music for corporate events, hotels and restaurants. Then as a solo performer he appeared with his own trio at many jazz venues across Britain. This trio featured the cream of British jazz: Bobby Worth, Brian Dee and Matt Miles and was often augmented by the likes of Digby Fairweather and Spike Robinson. Around this time, David headlined to wide acclaim at the world famous Café Royal - Green Room, he went on to spend some time as compere at the venue and it was during one of these engagements that Las Vegas legend Buddy Greco said of David, "This guy really is Sinatra"