Frederick Gardner as Frank Sinatra
A Tribute To The Rat Pack Legend
Freddie recreates 'Sinatra' with his wonderful uncanny resemblance to the great singer. His usual style of performance is to both sing and talk in the guise of Frank Sinatra, imitating his cabaret style in tuxedo and bow tie, or Rat Pack style lounge suit. Freddie is experienced in working with... [ more ]
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Freddie recreates 'Sinatra' with his wonderful uncanny resemblance to the great singer.His usual style of performance is to both sing and talk in the guise of Frank Sinatra, imitating his cabaret style in tuxedo and bow tie, or Rat Pack style lounge suit.
Freddie is experienced in working with specially written arrangements, accompanying bands or performing with professional, high quality backing tracks. Highly recommended is his cool show, with a fabulous eight piece swing band.
Freddie has performed at prestigious venues around the world. In USA, Europe and at home in the UK. He has been privileged to work on the same bills as stars such as Tom Jones, Lionel Ritchie, Earth Wind & Fire and many more.
Freddie can work either with live bands or to professional quality backing tracks.
» Testimonials
"I thought it was a Sinatra record playing when you were singing."- Michael Aspel - March 2002
"I thought that was Sinatra himself on stage."
- Tom O'Connor, January 2003
"I really thought he was miming."
- A frequent comment from audience members worldwide
"His vocal resemblance to Sinatra is quite uncanny."
- Bob Browning of Sinatra Music Society
