Johnny Rodgers Band

Artist Information

Biography

“If you fused elements of Billy Joel, Peter Allen, and Johnny Mercer a silhouette begins to emerge.” – Stephen Holden, THE NEW YORK TIMES

“One terrific performer, and one terrific show.” – Rex Reed, NEW YORK OBSERVER

“With Johnny Rodgers “Poppy Sunshine” at the helm, this charismatic group is about to bring the American popular songbook around the world. Now that’s diplomacy!” - Elizabeth Ahlfors, BISTRO

JOHNNY RODGERS is an internationally-celebrated singer-songwriter, pianist, and recording artist who is described by Stephen Holden, from THE NEW YORK TIMES, as an entertainer who “blends singing and patter into intimate, sophisticated entertainments that can't be found anywhere else.” Johnny Rodgers Band dazzles audiences with their enthusiastic musical melange of Americana featuring Johnny’s original songs and some classic favorites which celebrate the roots of jazz, blues, soul, country, rock and pop.

Johnny Rodgers Band were honored to be selected as Music Ambassadors for The Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad tour to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands and for the Musical Overtures tour through the Middle East sponsored by Jazz at Lincoln Center and the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs. They shared their “American Roots” music with embassies, the local children and musicians in a cross-cultural performance and workshop exchange.

Johnny has won the Billboard and The Great American Song Contests and the ASCAP Foundation Award for his songwriting. He has earned the famed Nightlife, Bistro, and MAC Awards for his outstanding performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel, The Royal Room at The Colony Hotel Palm Beach, Feinstein’s at Loews Regency, Birdland, Joe’s Pub and other premiere New York City clubs. He has also taken his performances to the Los Angeles Ford Amphitheatre, Arturo Sandoval’s and other jazz clubs around the country, festivals like Festival Miami at the University of Miami and to a 3000 sold-out audience at the historic Deering Estate in Miami. Johnny also performed for Billy Joel and Judy Collins at Lincoln Center’s ASCAP Foundation Awards.

Johnny Rodgers Band was formed in New York City in 2003, when award-winning singer-songwriter-pianist Johnny Rodgers created "The Band" he had always dreamed of to add musical depth to his road-tested original songs. Johnny pulled together accomplished musicians with vast experience who were familiar with performing in all styles from pop to jazz and classical. Johnny, Joe, Brian and Danny are influenced by the Beatles, John Mayer, James Taylor, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, Elton John, Dave Matthews, Norah Jones, Lyle Lovett and Sting.

Johnny Rodgers grew up in Miami Florida and now resides in New York City enjoying the music and theatre scene. Liza Minnelli recognized Johnny’s talent and brought him on as her pianist and guest performer for her world tours. Johnny made his Broadway debut December 2008 in Liza's Tony Award-winning show "Liza's At The Palace...!" The show now plays on PBS television and is enjoyed by fans in DVD. Johnny co-wrote the lush ballad “I Would Never Leave You” for Liza which was featured on Broadway in “Liza’s At The Palace…!” and is currently performed by Liza around the world. The cast recording of “Liza’s At The Palace”, (Phil Ramone, producer) was released February 2009 and received a Grammy nomination.

Johnny’s recorded albums include Box of Photographs, Bound Together and Let’s Make A Date. “The Best Of You In Me” on the Bound Together album is available in a choral arrangement from Hal Leonard Publishing. This tribute song was voted #1 on the John Lennon Song Contest channel with world-wide fans voting on OurStage.com. The second EP includes Johnny’s big band swing duet, “Let’s Make A Date” with Liza Minnelli and has found fans around the world. In addition to Liza Minnelli, Johnny Rodgers has also performed and recorded with Michael Feinstein, Randy Brecker, Tom Harrell, Stephen Schwartz, and Ann Hampton Callaway, among others and is featured on the recordings; The Maury Yeston Songbook, Hallways: The Songs of Carol Hall, and Jule Styne In Hollywood.


SELECTED - 2010 Cabaret Scenes May “Pick of the Month”
WINNER - 2010 Nightlife Award - Outstanding Cabaret Vocalist
SELECTED - 2010 Jazz at Lincoln Center & U.S. Dept of State’s Bureau of Education & Cultural Affairs renowned Rhythm Road Abroad tour to Southeast Asia & Pacific islands
SELECTED – ASCAP/Disney Musical Theatre workshop “Firecracker Jack”
WINNER - 2009 11th Annual Great American Song Contest “One More Moment”
SELECTED - 2009 Love Songs of New Orleans, CD compilation, "Miss Dixie"
SELECTED - 2009 Cabaret Scenes July "Pick of the Month"
Song Writer/Featured Artist in TONY Award-winning "Liza's At The Palace"
WINNER - 2009 12th Annual Unisong International Song Contest "Bound Together"
WINNER - 2008 ASCAP Foundation Jamie deRoy & Friends Award
WINNER - 2008 15th Annual Billboard World Song Contest “Home to Mendocino”
WINNER - 2008 Fans voted "Midday Moon" #1 Jazz song on OurStage.com with over 13,000 plays in May
WINNER - 2008 Fans voted “The Best Of You In Me” #1 on OurStage.com in July on the John Lennon Song Contest channel
SELECTED - 2008 Armed Forces Entertainment

WINNER – Songwriter’s Hall of Fame – Abe Olman Award 2002 "Is It The Way?"
WINNER – BackStage Bistro Award – Outstanding New York Debut 2002
WINNER – Best One Man Show – Show Business Weekly
WINNER – MAC Award – Best Male New York Debut 2002

Management: Amy Hafner, A Breath of Fresh Air LLC 305.283.6274 amy@johnnyrodgers.com

Instrumentation

Joe Ravo - Guitar
Johnny Rodgers - Vocals, Piano
Danny Mallon - Drums
Brian Glassman - Bass

Discography

Johnny Rodgers - Johnny Rodgers Band
- Bound Together EP - Melody Thread 2008 - Produced by Richard Barone - Special Guest Ben Taylor
- Let's Make A Date EP - Melody Thread 2008 - Produced by Richard Barone - Special Guest Liza Minnelli
- Box of Photographs - PS Classics 2005 - Produced by Richard Barone

Johnny Rodgers Recordings/Songs
- Liza's At The Palace - Hybrid Recordings 2008 - Produced for Records by: Phil Ramone
Includes "I Would Never Leave You"
written by Johnny Rodgers, Billy Stritch, Brian Lane Green; recorded by Liza Minnelli
Includes ACT II, Johnny Rodgers recorded and featured with Liza Minnelli in Kay Thompson tribute

- Hallways: The Songs of Carol Hall “Change In Me” - LML Music 2008
- Sweethearts: Multi-Artist Pop Hits, Vol 1 “Special Light” – Oceanlight Records 2008
- Jule Styne in Hollywood “Brooklyn Bridge”- PS Classics 2006
- Maury Yeston Song Book “Danglin” - PS Classics 2003

Johnny Rodgers Band; Johnny Rodgers, producer
- In Good Company - Lee Lessack LML Music 2005
Includes “Here’s To You”, a tribute to Simon & Garfunkel. Words & Music by Johnny Rodgers
- Waiting for the Glaciers to Melt - Brian Lane Green LML Music 2005

Johnny Rodgers
- 3 Men and a Baby...Grand, Salute the Rat Pack - LML Music 2006
- Little Kisses, co-written & performs - Jolie Jones Music 2006

FILM / MOVIES - Johnny Rodgers
- LIZA'S AT THE PALACE, PBS special, 2009 - releasing to PBS stations and to DVD Dec 2009.
- Wedding Bros, Screen Media Films, Song "Special Light" Sweetheart Multi-Artist - Oceanlight Records 2008

Nationwide Holiday Radio Play "Lord Let The Angels Sing"
Nationwide School Choral Arrangement "The Best Of You In Me"
Radio Play, Live In Studio and Interviews
WFDU NJ/NY
WAER Syracuse
WBAI New York
WOR New York
WLRN Miami
WLVE Miami
WBZ Boston
WUMB Boston
WLNA Central IL
WLGZ Rochester/Syracuse NY
WDVR NJ, CT, NY
WMBR Boston
KPFA Mendocino
WHUD Hudson Valley
WRLB West Virginia
WHLI Long Island
and many more from syndicated interviews & radio play. Thank you all!

Television Interviews and Live In Studio
NBC 6 Miami
CBS 4 my33 Miami
WGN Superstation/CW
WLRN channel 17 feature Johnny Rodgers: A Musical Journey

Official Website

http://www.JohnnyRodgers.com

Links

• Johnny Rodgers Website
• Facebook
• Johnny Rodgers storefront
• MySpace
• Last.fm
• Twitter
• OurStage.com Fan Club
• ASIA TOUR BLOG
• MIDDLE EAST TOUR BLOG

Audio

• Home To Mendocino
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• Miss Dixie
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• Sweet Georgia Smile
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• The Best Of You In Me
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• Is It The Way?
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• Mary Jean
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• Midday Moon
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• Bound Together
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• Cry For Freedom
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• Lord Let The Angels Sing featuring Ben Taylor (Christmas)
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• Do It Right (demo)
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• A Neti Pot Man
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• Strong We Stand
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• Just That Way (Never Take The Blame)
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Lyrics

• Home to Mendocino
• Miss Dixie
• Sweet Georgia Smile
• The Best Of You In Me
• Is It the Way?
• Mary Jean
• Midday Moon
• Bound Together
• Cry For Freedom
• Lord Let The Angels Sing
• Box of Photographs
• She
• Do It Right
• The Neti Pot Man
• Strong We Stand

Video

Johnny Rodgers Band - 6 Minute Song Medley

Johnny Rodgers Band PERFORMS!

Photo Gallery

Press

• The New York Times - May 13, 2010 [+ Show ]
  

  "So who is this talented chameleon? If you fused elements of Billy Joel, Peter Allen and Johnny Merc..."So who is this talented chameleon? If you fused elements of Billy Joel, Peter Allen and Johnny Mercer, a silhouette begins to emerge."
  
  Music Review
  Dose of Nostalgia for What Never Was - By STEPHEN HOLDEN
  Published: May 12, 2010
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  “Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home” isn’t just the title of the easygoing standard by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer that describes the vagabond life of a happy-go-lucky drifter. It could be the theme song of Johnny Rodgers, a bandleader, singer-songwriter, pianist and traditional jazzman, who suggests the tow-headed boy next door striding down a country road as he travels from one style to another.
  
  .At the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, where he and his band began a three-week engagement on Tuesday evening, Mr. Rodgers, who was brought up in Miami, dropped his imaginary hat on many posts. The majority were in the mythical “Southland” celebrated in “The Birth of the Blues,” a song he and his musicians took at a brisk pace and pointedly resisted turning into an anthem.
  
  A nostalgic Southern ambiance was the defining quality of Mr. Rodgers’s music at Tuesday’s opening-night show. He is a steady pop-jazz crooner whose voice acquires more personality and confidence the more forcefully he sings. “It Should’ve Been Me” evoked early Ray Charles, and a breezy “Jailhouse Rock” paid tribute to the King himself.
  
  The rambunctiously funny “Huggin’ and Chalkin’ ” a song associated with Hoagy Carmichael, celebrated the charms of a 303-pound “baby blimp” named Rosabelle Magee, whose suitors carry pieces of chalk to mark their places as they circle around her from opposite directions and risk colliding.
  
  Here Mr. Rodgers and his musicians conjured a hazy realm of folk-blues-pop-country-jazz innocence where mountain dew sparkles on a haystack as farm boys in overalls cavort with girls in gingham dresses, and the strains from a juke joint down the road drift across a field. If it wasn’t “authentic” in any scholarly sense, it made for an engaging fantasy concocted by a grown-up Andy Hardy.
  
  Mr. Rodgers and his band members even have roustabout nicknames: he is “Poppy Sunshine,” the bassist Brian Glassman “Mud Man,” the drummer Danny Mallon “Mad Dog,” and the guitarist Joe Ravo, who on one number made his instrument sound like a banjo, “Cotton Eye Joe.”
  
  There is another side to Mr. Rodgers, the canny pop craftsman, which came through in his heartfelt ballads. ““The Best of You in Me” (written with Richard Barone) echoes the Celine Dion hit “Because You Loved Me,” and “Sweet Georgia Smile,” is an appealing honeysuckle lullaby of eternal devotion.
  
  So who, finally, is this talented chameleon? If you fused elements of Billy Joel, Peter Allen and Johnny Mercer, a silhouette begins to emerge.
  
  Johnny Rodgers appears through May 29 at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel, 59 West 44th Street, Manhattan, (212) 419-9331, algonquinhotel.com.
  
  A version of this review appeared in print on May 13, 2010, on page C3 of the New York edition.

• New York Observer, May 18, 2010 [+ Show ]
  

  "One terrific performer and one terrific show." ONE TERRIFIC SHOW TO SEE By Rex Reed May 18, 2..."One terrific performer and one terrific show."
  
  ONE TERRIFIC SHOW TO SEE
  By Rex Reed May 18, 2010
  
  After paying his dues in small clubs and big tours with Liza Minnelli, Johnny Rodgers (spelled with a "d" like Richard Rodgers, not with a "g" like Ginger Rogers and Roy Rogers) has finally landed a well-deserved three-week gig at the Algonquin's fabled Oak Room. With thatched blond hair and a friendly, aw-shucks demeanor that was meant to be showcased in gingham shirts and jeans, this quintessential all-American boy exudes youth, optimism and vitamin C. He is also a tremendously talented jazz-pop musician who vaults from classics like "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home" to a hilarious "Huggin' & Chalkin'" (popularized on record by Hoagy Carmichael) with the ease of a trapeze artist, pulling notes out of the ozone and making them sound newly discovered. He calls his show "What a Wonderful World" and proceeds to prove it, with a feel-good selection of take-home tunes guaranteed to pep up the most dyspeptic cynic.
  
  Expect surprises. A silk foulard scarf that is stuffed into Joe Ravo's guitar on "Change in Me," by the great Carol Hall, makes it sound exactly like a banjo. Swinging Johnny Mercer's celebrated lyrics to "Too Marvelous for Words" accompanied only by Brian Glassman's bass lines makes the rhyming of "spectacular" with "vernacular" especially witty. I usually dread singer-pianists who devote more than 50 percent of the show to their own compositions, but Mr. Rodgers writes rhythmic, infectious harmonies with solid and touching lyrics. From a gorgeous bossa nova called "She," to "One More Moment," an award-winning love song with collaborator Lina Koutrakos, Johnny comes to the welcome conclusion that even in a time of catastrophe, there's not much to worry about. With music like this, time will heal, love will re-bloom and the sunny side of life is just around the corner. No flowery phrases or high-hat 4/4 canned rhythms here, just a jazzy one-hour display of pure pleasure that turns tickling the ivories into a vibrant show business workout. Except for a wet brow and beads of sweat slowly trickling into his teal-blue satin shirt, Johnny Rodgers makes it all seem effortless. One terrific performer, and one terrific show.
  
  rreed@observer.com
  
  Johnny Rodgers
  The Oak Room at the Algonquin
  

• The New York Observer & Chicago Tribune [+ Show ]
  

  “…A finger-popping pianist with range and style who also writes challenging songs and sings terrific...“…A finger-popping pianist with range and style who also writes challenging songs and sings terrifically.” - Rex Reed
  
  “…A first-rate singer-songwriter, bursting with robust vocals and exuberant pianism.” -Howard Reich
  
  
  
  

• Show Business Weekly [+ Show ]
  

  “New songs like ‘Home to Mendocino’ and ‘Box of Photographs’ have ‘top-10 hit’ written all over them...“New songs like ‘Home to Mendocino’ and ‘Box of Photographs’ have ‘top-10 hit’ written all over them and Rodgers performs them like a combination of Elton John, Billy Joel and James Taylor all rolled into one. His voice has a melting incandescent quality that cuts directly into the heart with a blazing earnestness and sincerity that’s uniquely his own."
  

• El Nuevo Herald, Miami [+ Show ]
  

  Johnny Rodgers Band are the true epitome of what is usually called “jazz fusion'' that is the result...Johnny Rodgers Band are the true epitome of what is usually called “jazz fusion'' that is the result of the mixture of many things. A composer and spectacular pianist, this singer is a true dynamo on stage, who jumps from one style to another with the security of an expert trapezist: jazz, pop, rock. His versatility is uncommon and very authentic. He knows how to savor a ballad like the most veteran of crooners -- he sang like Ray Charles and he confessed that he was an admirer of Mel Tormé, in whose style he sang “Give Me the Simple Life” -- and also to put flavor to the most rhythmic creations. “She,” an original song of his own inspiration, was very well received by the public, and no less satisfactory his interpretation of “Take Another Chance on Love.”
  
  His group is excellent, and I would not know where to start. On the program mentioned were Brian Glassman on the contrabass, Joe Ravo on the guitar, and Danny Mallon on drums.
  
  Although of recent formation, this band is already playing frequently and has its own CD, in addition to a tight agenda of performances on stages across the entire world.

• Jazz Times [+ Show ]
  

  "Entering the national pop-jazz radar, singer-songwriter-pianist, Johnny Rodgers is definitely one t..."Entering the national pop-jazz radar, singer-songwriter-pianist, Johnny Rodgers is definitely one to watch. A bit of a vocal chameleon, Rodgers proves himself a consistently engaging troubabdour."

• Next Magazine [+ Show ]
  

  Celebrating the end of Liza’s at the Palace… and the release of two new CDs, singer-songwriter-actor...Celebrating the end of Liza’s at the Palace… and the release of two new CDs, singer-songwriter-actor-dancer Johnny Rodgers is on a roll. He appeared with his group, The Johnny Rodgers Band, for one night at Birdland on December 29 and had the kids rockin’ in the aisles. Introduced Rodgers was the lady herself, and Liza was in fine form, extolling the virtues of wunderkind Rodgers and staying to watch his performance like a proud mother hen. For his part, as he displayed on his breakout disc, A Box of Photographs (PS Classics), Rodgers excels in every genre of music. With a light, throbbing, lyric tenor that reminds you of lemonade with a shot of bourbon, Rodgers sailed through a set that included old favorites and tunes from his new disc with his band. Unfortunately, Liza didn’t join him to sing their new single, “Let’s Make a Date,” but there’s no doubt they’ll be singing it in concert soon.

• All Music.com, Music Connection, JAZZIZ [+ Show ]
  

  "Johnny Rodgers with his clean-cut all-American looks, star-making moniker, James Taylor-lush voice,..."Johnny Rodgers with his clean-cut all-American looks, star-making moniker, James Taylor-lush voice, and résumé that includes shared stages with Paul McCartney, Liza Minnelli, Michael Feinstein, and Chrissie Hynde (in addition to starring off-Broadway in Our Sinatra), singer/songwriter and keyboardist Johnny Rodgers seemed destined for big things even before the release of his spectacular debut. But the real achievement of this glorious whirlwind of 12 original songs is the way it celebrates artistic independence in a world of cookie-cutter artists and hyper-restrictive radio formatting. That is, he's comfortable singing and swinging in all styles — soaring piano-driven pop ballads ("Box of Photographs"), moody jazz ("Midday Moon," featuring Randy Brecker’s beautiful muted trumpet), Taylor-flavored confessional pop-folk ("Is It the Way?"), gospel-country ("Mary Jean"), and samba ("She"). That list covers only the first five tracks, which hints at Rodgers' powerful artistic depth that must drive marketing folks crazy. There's a definite Southern charm throughout, which he explores via funky, bluesy trips to visit "Miss Dixie" and Elvis territory via "Movin' into Graceland." As a lyricist, he scores best on "In the End," a wonderful tribute to his father whose images rank up there with the best of country songwriters. There's just no end to the praise Rodgers deserves for following muses that make sure he doesn't remain in any single comfort zone for too long. If this 'Box of Photographs' collection is any indication of what's to come, Rodgers will be an across-the-board superstar and an inspiration to millions of artists who don't fit neatly into a single genre."

• After Dark Chicago Magazine [+ Show ]
  

  “It’s difficult to describe the songs on Johnny Rodgers’ debut album in one single, enveloping phras...“It’s difficult to describe the songs on Johnny Rodgers’ debut album in one single, enveloping phrase or term because there isn’t a common sound or form to his compositions. But what the 12 selections on “Box of Photographs” do share is the rich musical artistry of Rodgers as pianist, arranger (with producer Richard Barone and Rodgers’ band) and vocalist while revealing a cunning and evocative songwriter. The breezy, open road reverie of the title track sets the stage for this sensational collection, a work that’s one of the finest singer-songwriter sets in recent memory.”
  

• Broadway After Dark, May 2010 [+ Show ]
  

  "He's a sextuple threat! Singer, songwriter, folk, pop, country, jazz man. And if that's not enough,..."He's a sextuple threat! Singer, songwriter, folk, pop, country, jazz man. And if that's not enough, let's add brilliant pianist."
  
  "What A Wonderful World"
  
  What a welcome treat to hear multi-talented Johnny Rodgers at Algonquin's Oak Room! Many performers are referred to as triple threats. Not Rodgers. He's a sextuple threat! Singer, songwriter, folk, pop, country, jazz man. And if that's not enough, let's add brilliant pianist. With boyish good looks and that "aw shucks" demeanor, you just like not only his multi styles but his winning personality.
  
  He chose an eclectic grouping of songs to regale with, as his showmanship kept the audience eagerly anticipating. This Miami boy has traveled extensively performing throughout the country. He was part of Broadway's "Liza's at the Palace" and a recent 2010 Nightlife Award Winner. "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home" could be his theme song. He's at ease with himself and his fans. His personal compositions are story songs. "Home to Mendocino" was written while he was in the shower. His Dachshund Maggie makes life simpler and meaningful as did "One More Moment," a song of truth and poignancy written with Lina Koutrakos. Lest we forget, Rodgers has a forceful vocal and rocks on "Birth of the Blues" or Elvis favorite "Jailhouse Rock."
  
  Little known "Huggin' & Chalkin," recorded by Hoagy Carmichael and written by Clarence Leonard Hayes and Kermit Goell is a hoot as it describes a 303 lb. "baby blimp" whose lovers make chalk marks on her as they meet up from opposite directions in colliding ecstasy.
  
  Rodgers has led a charmed and loving life to write (with Richard Barone) the personal heartfelt "The Best of You in Me" as he describes the warmth and affection he feels toward his parents. His lyrics are moving. "What A Wonderful World" will become even more so when Rodgers and his band, perform as "Ambassadors" from Jazz at Lincoln Center and the US Department of Education & Cultural Affairs, as they travel the world making music, bringing workshops, jam sessions and good will to many.
  
  The show is joyous and his band, all nick-named, flow like a cloth of silk. There's "Poppy Sunshine" (Rodgers); bassist Brian Glassman "Mud Man," drummer Danny Mallon "Mad Dog" and guitarist Joe Ravo"Cotton Eye Joe." Don't miss this talented young man and feel-good show!

Setlist

Johnny Rodgers Band prefer a 75 minute straight set including Johnny’s New American songbook of original songs with sophistication, bubbly and romantic pop ballads, (James) Taylor-laced melodies, and sultry jazz all stirred up with his unparalleled piano-passion. These songs were released on their debut album, 'Box of Photographs', recently released EP's 'Bound Together' and 'Let's Make A Date' as well as a few tasty standards.

Johnny is a seasoned performer of the Great American Songbook with timeless favorites from the likes of Johnny Mercer, Mel Tormé, Hoagy Carmichael, Ray Charles, Randy Newman and Elvis Presley.

All words and music by Johnny Rodgers unless listed.

Miss Dixie
Midday Moon
She
Take Another Chance On Love
Is It The Way?
Box of Photographs
Birth of the Blues (Made popular by Sammy Davis Jr)
Mary Jean
Just That Way (Never Take the Blame)
Movin' into Graceland
It Should Have Been Me – (Made popular by Ray Charles)
In the End (A Tribute to Johnny's Father)
Sweet Georgia Smile
Home to Mendicino
You Can Leave Your Hat On - Randy Newman
- Recently released Johnny Rodgers Band songs -
Bound Together
Cry for Freedom
The Best of You in Me
Let's Make A Date
Lord Let The Angels Sing (Christmas Song)

Other
Danglin' - Maury Yeston
Bring It On Home To Me - Sam Cooke
Change In Me - Carol Hall
Brooklyn Bridge - Jule Styne
Big City Boogie - Carol Hall
Feels Like Home - Randy Newman
How Sweet It Is - James Taylor
Georgia On My Mind - Hoagy Carmichael
Any Place I Leave my Hat is Home - Mercer/Arlen
Too Marvelous For Words - Mercer/Whiting
Huggin' & Chalkin' – made famous by Hoagy Carmichael
Dat Dere - recorded by Mel Torme
Give Me The Simple Life - recorded by Mel Torme
What A Wonderful World – made famous by Louis Armstrong
Let's Get Lost - Chet Baker
Too Late Now - Lerner/Lane
Sammy Davis Medley - recorded by Sammy Davis, Jr.
Just On Account Of Because - Jerry Marshall/ Johnny Rodgers

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