Frank Lamphere's Rat Pack Jazz

Rat Pack Jazz Swingin' vocal jazz standards

with a touch of pre-70s pop

"One of the premier vocalists in the entire country"

- Chicago Jazz Magazine

  
Quality? From his first note, listeners say to themselves, 

"Now this guy can really sing!" 
Resonant, in-tune, distinctive, yet traditional 
and intentionally swinging. 
The band playing behind him? Awesome! 
They're the top players in the biz! 
  
Originality? Not another fedora wearing Frank Sinatra 
or cigarette clenching, Dean Martin karaoke-copycat. 
Rather, Lamphere is a 
pro singer that performs "their" songs in his own style.
 His goal? Capture the Rat Pack musical vibe, 
rather than imitate it, note-for-note.  
Frank Lamphere fits this musical genre like-a-glove.  

Wide appeal? People of all ages are
very appreciative of a classic Dean Martin or 
Frank Sinatra number, sung well and 
in "that" elusive style. 
 
  
Versatility? Lamphere's realistic interpretations of 
rockin' Elvis, soulful Tom Jones, and 
confidence exuding Bobby Darin numbers,
include the non-jazz listeners. It's quite unusual 
for a vocalist to "transcend" musical genres so well; 
Frank Lamphere does just that.

International? Lamphere sings in Italian, 
French and even some Spanish.
 

Available for performance worldwide


Frank Lamphere, without exception, performs 
with a live band of 3-18 musicians. 
No background tracks. No drum machines, ever.