Bill A. Jones

"Whether it be the sassy "Quando, Quando, Quando" or the thrilling "Some of These Days", Bill A. Jones can really sell a song. He inhabits each fully and sends it across the footlights with TLC. His show is truly representative of that old Vegas style singing show that you just don't see any more. It brings back all the fond memories of Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Bobby Darin and the other greats of that era. Jones is that good, and you do not want to miss him whenever and wherever he performs." - Don Grigware, BroadwayWorld "Jones’s warm baritone, brisk rhythmic flow & easygoing phrasing brought life and substance to everything he sang

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"Whether it be the sassy "Quando, Quando, Quando" or the thrilling "Some of These Days", Bill A. Jones can really sell a song. He inhabits each fully and sends it across the footlights with TLC. His show is truly representative of that old Vegas style singing show that you just don't see any more. It brings back all the fond memories of Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Bobby Darin and the other greats of that era. Jones is that good, and you do not want to miss him whenever and wherever he performs." - Don Grigware, BroadwayWorld "Jones’s warm baritone, brisk rhythmic flow & easygoing phrasing brought life and substance to everything he sang. In his version of “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” sung to Nelson Riddle’s memorable arrangement, he found the Sinatra magic and applied it in his own unique fashion.” - Don Heckman, LA Times “Bill Jones came to the microphone for a boffo version of the Bobby Darin hit “Hello Dolly” and followed with the Sinatra favorite “I’ve Got You Under My Skin”. He later delivered outstanding vocals on the Dean Martin hit “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head”, “Up a Lazy River”, and “Mack the Knife”. These vocal renditions were no copies, Jones sang them as if he owned them. His phrasing, his diction, his tone, his pitch, his demeanor, and his delivery were perfect. This man is a singer to be heard any time, anywhere. Remember his name — it will be reckoned with.” - Valley Jazz Review "Intensely swinging...dynamic....  Bill A. Jones is a Renaissance Man, deftly handling master of ceremonies patter, delivering ballads like 'Come Rain Or Come Shine'... (and) belting Bobbie Darin-fashion through 'Mack The Knife.'" - Norton Wright, International Review of Music "...Last Sunday BILL A. JONES was so incredible...a major talent.  ...a show worthy of a huge venue, which is where he will probably be next time he is in the Desert." - Les Michaels, Life Is A Cabaret

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