Jazz Articles about George Bugatti

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George Bugatti: Bugatti on the Strip

by Dave Nathan
September 1, 2000

Brooklyn born George Bugatti took Horace Greeley's advice to heart and went West when he was a young man. Now firmly ensconced at the mammoth Hotel Bellagro in Las Vegas, the good looking singer has released his second album. Four square in the tradition of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett (who has said nice things about Bugatti) and Bobby Darin, Bugatti enthusiastically delivers a program of 13 tunes, mostly traditional pop tunes which while not classic standards, are familiar to most ...

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George Bugatti: Oh, What a Night for Love

by Jack Bowers
May 1, 1998

For his debut album, California- based singer George Bugatti has torn a dozen pages from the “Steve Allen Songbook" in a cabaret-style session whose laid-back temperament calls to mind Bobby Short, Buddy Greco or Frank D'Rone. Bugatti employs the same nonchalant, sometimes almost whispered approach that is the mark of an experienced lounge singer, which he is (he appears regularly in the Club Bar at the Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel, where he has drawn nods of approval from such as ...