Rob Color's Contact Details

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Bob Color Music Productions

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Solo or Duo: 8 different programs: Singing a Quiz or Bingo. Or requests.In my Human Jukebox program the audience choose the songs. On every table there is a colourful laminated ‘musical-menu' and some request-forms. I have two sorts of menu's. The Sweet and Mellow Selection for restaurants or The Full Deal (300 songs) for parties and other occasions. -For weddings I can do the Menu set-up or I can make a selection on forehand with the party organisers.– In many styles of good-time-music. Dinner-music up to Dance-classics.This means that I can pick my set depending on the situation and the mood of the audience. The choice could be a mix of everything. In a place with real ‘concert-audience' I pick only the more obscure. Or for a party it would be a set of pounding up-tempo dance-floor fillers. More than enough variety! Soul, funk, disco, jazz, blues, jive, ska, sixties pop, seventies-rock, Blues Brothers Rhythm & Blues, eighties-pop, some Nineties and some up-to-date dance. A few ballads, but mostly up-tempo ‘feel-good-music'.– Hits, but not the same short lists as the regular acts play… Bob chooses songs that everybody recognises with an ‘ Oh yeah ‘… not with a ‘Not that one again'. – As always presentation is 50 % of the act. Constant movement on stage or in the audience, on balcony's or what other possibilities the location gives… a madman with a wireless microphone.– in a bar situation most evenings I just make a selection that suits best to the audience and the place. During my performance I freely jump from style to style.Some biography on Bob Color: More than 17 years Bob Color has been touring Europe with his band. He released 6 CD's with his own songs, did at least 25 TV-shows in 5 countries and gave more than 2000 concerts (about 400 festivals). The Bob Color Band was support-act to top-names like Red Hot Chilly Peppers, Pretenders, Kinks and soul-legends Junior Walker, Eddie Floyd and Percy Sledge…