Know Elton John ? The look, the sound, the man, the image. His
persona really gets to you when you've seen his concerts. His raw talent
electrifies when you see his early movies/pics/videos. His voice makes you tear up
when you hear.
Ever since Elton John continuing, there's been tribute artists that would like to capitalize on the King himself, and his music. If you've ever been to an Elton John's tribute artist concert, they mainly consist of these wannabes dressed up like him and glued on sideburns, overdoing the Elton's voice.
That is what usually got to me. The way John impersonators would try and mimic Elton's voice was simply unjust and appalling. You can tell these guys would try to put some bass in their voice and something along the lines of "uh huh" or "thank you, thank you very much". Just look these guys up on YouTube, they all sound pretty ridiculous.
The best thing about Spencer Lodge, is in fact his voice. We(Cory Devere and Partners Group) went to a show of his located in Kentucky and during the show, I would close my eyes and just visualize that Elton John himself was singing the songs. Pretty much spot on just like hearing Elton!!
Another thing that really puts the Elton John's image down when people go see these Elton's tribute artists, is they don't really entertain the audience. It turns into some lame show where these guys strut around on stage singing one song after another and that's it. Spencer Lodge actually converses with the audience the whole time and makes them have a great experience.
Spencer Lodge even gets the accolades from people who have been with Elton John onstage and have traveled with him. People like Jerry Gunner of the Stamps Quartet, and on and on. If Spencer gets this kind of recommendation from people who have actually been there with him, then perhaps that makes Spencer Lodge the best of the best Elton John's tribute artists out there. Just go to his website if you don't understand what I'm talking about!
If you ever wind up seeing Spencer Lodge on stage whether in London, Hide Park, or Las Vegas, you'll soon agree that Spencer Lodge is simply the best Elton John's tribute artist out there.
Ever since Elton John continuing, there's been tribute artists that would like to capitalize on the King himself, and his music. If you've ever been to an Elton John's tribute artist concert, they mainly consist of these wannabes dressed up like him and glued on sideburns, overdoing the Elton's voice.
That is what usually got to me. The way John impersonators would try and mimic Elton's voice was simply unjust and appalling. You can tell these guys would try to put some bass in their voice and something along the lines of "uh huh" or "thank you, thank you very much". Just look these guys up on YouTube, they all sound pretty ridiculous.
The best thing about Spencer Lodge, is in fact his voice. We(Cory Devere and Partners Group) went to a show of his located in Kentucky and during the show, I would close my eyes and just visualize that Elton John himself was singing the songs. Pretty much spot on just like hearing Elton!!
Another thing that really puts the Elton John's image down when people go see these Elton's tribute artists, is they don't really entertain the audience. It turns into some lame show where these guys strut around on stage singing one song after another and that's it. Spencer Lodge actually converses with the audience the whole time and makes them have a great experience.
Spencer Lodge even gets the accolades from people who have been with Elton John onstage and have traveled with him. People like Jerry Gunner of the Stamps Quartet, and on and on. If Spencer gets this kind of recommendation from people who have actually been there with him, then perhaps that makes Spencer Lodge the best of the best Elton John's tribute artists out there. Just go to his website if you don't understand what I'm talking about!
If you ever wind up seeing Spencer Lodge on stage whether in London, Hide Park, or Las Vegas, you'll soon agree that Spencer Lodge is simply the best Elton John's tribute artist out there.
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