Story by: Gail NoblesPodcast Cover by: Gail NoblesBackground intro music: AIPiano Bass, Strings, & Upright Bass by: Keyboardist Gail NoblesVoice Actor: Gail NoblesHello, I’m Gail Nobles. Welcome to Lounge Show Legends.In a heartfelt tribute to the legendary musician Fats Domino, the show starring Jackson has received an outpouring of praise. Many fans appreciate how Jackson captures Domino's smooth singing style, lively boogie-woogie piano, and timeless hits that have entertained generations.Al “Lil Fats” Jackson's journey began in Bridge City, Louisiana, where he was inspired by his grandfather's collection of classic 45 records from the 1950s, filled with the sounds of New Orleans R&B. From a very young age, Fats Domino became his ultimate idol—creating a deep connection to the music that shaped his childhood.In 1997, Jackson’s dream came true when he met Fats Domino. Their friendship blossomed over shared moments of joy, often playing the piano together in Domino’s home. This bond not only honored Domino's legacy but also enriched Jackson's musical journey.Recently, Jackson's talent and dedication were recognized when he was inducted into the Westbank Musicians Hall of Fame. He continues to celebrate the music he loves, regularly performing at festivals and captivating audiences with the spirit of Fats Domino.I'm Gail Nobles. Tune in again next time for more on Lounge Show Legends.Tribute Artists TalentThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Photo: Google SearchUsage: Fair UseJay the Vintage Impersonator! Have you heard of him? Have you seen him? He can really dance like James Brown as if he is really the Godfather of Soul himself and has been reincarnated in this young performer. He does James Brown’s dance moves just as good as James Brown did or better. He moves very fast. According to the video clips I have seen, Jay is in his 20s. He said that he decided to impersonate James Brown because of his mother. He grew up listening to oldies. I believe that’s why he’s so good at what he does. There is still a lot of great talent out there in the world, and I don’t understand why people aren’t trying to grab someone like Jay for a movie or something. Let’s take a moment to appreciate the artistry here—his dance moves, a thrilling flashback to a time when music was about rhythm and soul. He channels those iconic James Brown steps with such energy and precision, it’s almost magical! The way he glides, spins, and shimmies across the stage brings not only a smile but also a surge of joy, reminding us of the power of performance to transcend generations.It's fascinating that Jay’s inspiration comes directly from his mother. This lineage of musical appreciation speaks volumes. Growing up listening to oldies likely has cultivated an understanding of the music that goes beyond mere mimicry. It’s about love and respect for the craft. That deep connection often breeds talented artists, and Jay’s tribute to James Brown proves just that.Now, let’s talk about opportunity. In an age where entertainment constantly seeks fresh and engaging acts, it’s a mystery why someone hasn't yet scooped him up for a film or a major production. Imagine the energy he could bring to a project that celebrates the legacy of soul music! We are truly in a golden age of talent waiting to be discovered, and Jay is indeed one of those shining stars.The world deserves to see more of Jay and to witness this wonderful blend of vintage inspiration and contemporary talent. I’m hoping that Hollywood—and perhaps a few producers with sharp eyes—start paying attention to this young man. After all, as we look back to celebrate the past, it’s equally important to usher in new talent who can carry that legacy forward. Jay, with his passion and undeniable skill, is poised to do just that. How exhilarating it is to witness such talent!You’re listening to Lounge Show Legends. I’m your host, Gail Nobles. Today’s Topic: Jay The Vintage Impersonator!Tribute Artists Talent

I’ve got a tale to spin about the incredible talent bubbling up all around us! The naysayers are out there claiming that we’ll never see another Michael Jackson or another James Brown, but let me tell you, that’s just not the case! No way, no how!You see, there’s a treasure trove of talent out there waiting to burst forth like the brilliant spark that ignites a Saturday night dance party! Sure, MJ and JB were legends in their own right, trailblazers who lit up the stage with their unparalleled charisma and electrifying moves. But let’s not kid ourselves; the world is brimming with fresh voices soaring high, sweet sounds filling the air, and garage bands mixing it up like it’s a potluck of sonic delights!Now, they want to hit you with that "it’s too dark" narrative, and I get it. We’re living in a tricky time where the shadows seem to loom larger than life. But instead of letting that dim our spirits, let’s flip the script! Remember, it was hard to break through back in the day too! Artists had to claw their way to the top through some serious obstacles, just like today’s singer-songwriters, rappers, and musicians hustling to shine!But let’s talk about the talent. It’s still there, alive and kicking! From the soulful singers tearing up the charts to the fearless rockers who remind us of the good old days; they’re out there grinding, creating, and pushing the boundaries of what music can be. The rhythm never stops, and neither does the talent!Yes, the world can feel dark, but that just makes the light shine brighter when it breaks through! Don't let the gloom cast a shadow on the greatness that’s lurking in every open mic night, every jam session, and every underground gig. We may not have another Michael or James immediately visible in the spotlight, but trust me, the next musical revolution is just waiting to erupt!So, let’s celebrate the artists who are coming up, the ones redefining what it means to make music today! The talent is there. It’s just waiting for its moment to explode! Keep your ears open and your spirits high because the beat goes on, and so does the talent! Rock on!I'm Gail Nobles. You're listening to Lounge Show Legend.Tribute Artists Talent

Music intro by: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesTony loves sings LTD songs. He sounds a lot like Jeffrey Osborne. He sings song such as Back In Live Again, Stranger, Stay With Me Tonight,  We Both Deserve Each Other’s Love. Tony love channels, the melodic Magic of Jeffrey Osborne like nobody’s business. Yes, he’s out here singing those sweet LTD Classics, and when I say, he brings them to life, I mean, he breathes a brand new energy into those timeless hits! Dive into the smooth, sultry vibes of “Back In Love Again”, where Tony takes you on a journey of rekindled romance, that’s simply irresistible. He’s got that vocal finesse - you feel the passion, the yearning, and that unmistakable soul!Then there’s the ever lovable “Stranger.” In Tony’s hands, the track transforms into an emotional ballad. You can’t help but get lostin its allure. It’s like he’s pouring his heart out with every note. And don’t even get me started on Stay With Me Tonight. Hold on to your seats because when Tony sings this one, he makes those letters of love leap right off the page! His voice caresses those words giving you chills and a smile at the same time.And let’s not forget the ultimate sweet serenade. We both deserve each other’s love you can hear the sincerity in his voice. It’s like he’s sharing the secrets of the heart with each and every one of us.Tony Luv is your man with his Jeffrey Osborne inspired sound and that undeniable charisma!I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to Lounge Show Legends .Tribute Artists Talent

Music intro by: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesToday’s topic is the subway a cappella group Select Blendz.Select Blendz is an a cappella group known for street performing in the subway system. They gained attention for their talent and unique style, often blending various musical genres and showcasing their vocal abilities in public spaces.They sing songs like Soul Man by Sam & Dave, and So Much In Love - The Tymes, and This Magic Moment by the Drifters.The subway a cappella group were breathing new life into those classic hits we adore. From the moment I heard them kick off with Soul Man, I could feel the energy. Their harmonies are like a delightful concoction of rhythm and soul, capturing the spirit of the original, while adding their unique flair. Each member plays their part, blending their voices into something truly special.And don’t even get me started on So Much In Love. With those smooth sweet melodies, Select Blendz takes us back to those golden oldies.When they break into This Magic Moment, you can practically feel the spark flying! The way they interweave those voices is pure magic.So check out Select Blendz performances on YouTube.I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Lounge Show Legends. Tribute Artists Talent

Cover Art by: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesKeyboardist: Gail NoblesHave you heard the Barry White tribute artist? Have you seen the Barry white tribute artist? He calls himself Master-T. Theophilus Marrow is his name. He has a smooth deep sounding bass just like Barry White. And he looks like he could be a twin brother to Barry White. Master-T has his looks, sound, and everything that you loved about Barry White. When he’s singing his songs, you can't tell his voice from Barry’s. You can check Master-T out on YouTube. Just look for the Theophilus Marrow and subscribe.I'm hoping that Master T will be making his own songs in the future with his Barry White talent. I am hoping he'll become a Grammy Award winner with his bass voice and romantic image.I'm Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to the Lounge Show Legends. Today’s topic: Master-T as Barry White.Tribute Artists Talent

Jingle by: Gail NoblesMusic - Honeymoon Chord: Samplefocus.comVocals by: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesPhoto credit: Vel OmarrHi! I’m Gail Nobles. Welcome to Lounge Show Legends. Todays topic: Vel Omarr. The Sam Cooke of Our Time. Vel truly is the Sam Cooke of our time. Everyone that has heard him knows it. I don’t know anyone that is singing like Sam Cooke in soul music like Vel. Mr. Omarr can sing and sound just like Sam Cooke. He has his own songs like: “How Can I Make You Mine”, “Trouble Blues”, “Still My Love Grows”, & “If I should Get To Heaven” just to name a few.Vel Omarr has natural singing talent. He’s someone I wouldn’t really call an impersonator. Vel has too much talent. When he sings, it’s really him singing. It’s really his voice. He just happened to sound like Sam Cooke. We need his voice & talent & style in this day and age because Vel Omarr is about what is real in music.If you have been following Vel on his Youtube channel, you know what he has said. Soul Music is a spiritual thing, and therefore, Soul Music will never die. Vel has said that soul music ain’t dead, and he is proving it. He has a song: Soul Music ain’t dead.If you’re following Vel on Facebook, last night there was a live interview on him and some of his great music and great covers of the legendary Sam Cooke. The interview was done by Studio Buzz - host “WB”. To learn more about the soul artist Vel Omarr, go to vel-omarr.com.Tribute Artists Talent

Song: Sittin’ On The Doc Of The BaySong by: Otis ReddingPodcast vocals: Gail NoblesKeyboardist: Gail NoblesPhoto credit: Pexels.comWe miss Otis Redding. The late and great Otis Redding. Redding had four children and his oldest son is Otis Redding III. When he sings Sittin’ On the Doc of the Bay, he sounds a lot like his father. He also plays the guitar. Otis Redding III has his father’s musical gift and talent. He’s been touring, performing, writing, and arranging since the early eighties according to his bio. Otis Redding III grew even more as a musician and performer touring with his band The Reddings. Today Otis Redding III still performs at special events across the United States and Europe, keeping his family’s musical heritage alive. To learn more about Otis Redding III, go to otisreddingiii.com.Im Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Lounge Show Legends.Tribute Artists Talent

Intro Song: Garfield Fleming - He’s On the SceneIntro Song by: Gail Nobles © 2022Music by: Gail NoblesVocals by: Gail NoblesVoice Actor: Gail NoblesCover design by: Gail NoblesHello! I’m Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to Lounge Show Legends. Today’s topic is Garfield Fleming & yes, he’s on the scene. If I didn’t know any better, I would think that he is David Ruffin. That look. That sound. That Motown Sound. I’ll say his name again. Garfield Fleming of the Delfonics. Lord, keep him with us as long as you can. He’s bringing back the legendary Motown music. Good music that was meant to be & meant to stay. Please don’t send it away as Garfield Fleming pleaded in his song. (Singing) Yes, his song is out now on Spotify and video on YouTube titled, Please Don’t Send Me Away. And look for the video on YouTube titled Garfield Fleming wit that Motown Band singing “My Girl”. Look for the video titled: Garfield Fleming singing “All I Need”. Look for the video titled: Kevin Morris & Garfield Fleming singing, “ You’re My Everything” and there’s more. And you know who Kevin Morris sings like. Eddie Kendricks.You can also follow the page of Facebook titled “ That Motown Band”. They have some of Garfield’s videos on their page. There are other pages like “The Garfield Fleming Fans Connection”. And there are several Garfield Fleming pages on Facebook. I’m Gail Nobles, and you’re listening to the Lounge Show Legends. Don’t forget to check out Garfield Fleming’s music today. It’s a treat, and he’s on the scene. Gonna leave you now with the intro for today’s topic. (Intro)Garfield Fleming (He’s on the Scene). Song by Gail Nobles © 2022.Tribute Artists Talent

Story by: Gail NoblesHello everyone. Thank you for listening to lounge show legends. It is said that there won’t be another James Brown, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t anyone else out there like him. James Brown endorsed a man by the name of Tony Wilson. He’s known as the young James Brown. There is another man whose real name is James Brown. He calls himself King James Brown. Both these guys are tribute artists and pays tribute to The Godfather of soul. We also have the son of Jackie Wilson whose name is Bobby Brooks Wilson. He’s a lot like his father and is the living legend of his father. There are so many imitators. I’ve only named out a few. There are some tribute artists that can look and sound so much like the original entertainers. People seem to enjoy them. I enjoy them. When I first started the Lounge Show, it wasn’t just about tribute artists. It was about talented artists that have the old fashioned music and style. I consider them as legends too carrying on the old style of music with their talent. They were artists that really had a voice to sing. God has given so many people a lot of talent. There is always somebody out there that is just as good as the best or better. They just haven’t been discovered or couldn’t make it like the ones before them. Great talent is still here, but we need people that will want and recognize great talent. We don’t see many people today like Ed Sullivan and Allen Freed. Those men enjoyed great talent and they recognized great talent. We don’t have Dick Clark’s American Bandstand anymore or Don Cornelius from Soul Train. Those were the days when we got to see all of our favorite singers on television. Today’s Music, Radio, and Television has changed. We’re living in a different era and time. But it’s so great to have those tribute artists to carry on the sound of the past that so many still love.Tribute Artists Talent