TV and Radio Personality, Musician, Oleg Frish Embarking on Promo Tour With Duet Partners
New York, NY, July 22, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Oleg Frish is fresh off releasing his long awaited American Standards Album “Duets With My American Idols”. The album features duets with some of America’s favorite classic singers covering legendary standards songs. The 15-track labor of love begins with an introduction by Connie Francis followed by duets with Melissa Manchester, Lainie Kazan and Tony Orlando to name a few. “Duets With My American Idols” is available on iTunes at: http://bit.ly/iTunes-Duets-American-Idols and Amazon at: http://bit.ly/Amazon-Duets-American-Idols.
Following the successful record release party at the Russian Consulate in New York, Oleg is now available for promotional TV appearances, interviews and or performances alongside duet partners Melissa Manchester, Tony Orlando, Lainie Kazan in the Los Angeles market, Lou Christie and Gary US Bonds in the New York/ Tri-State market, Bobby Rydell in Philadelphia, Peggy March and Connie Francis in the South East Florida market, and BJ Thomas in Dallas.
The record release party was attended by 18 time Grammy recipient Jimmy Sturr, Bobby Rydell, Rita Cosby from CBS Inside Edition, Curtis Sliwa the founder and CEO of the Guardian Angels, Chip White from WABC-TV, iconic jazz singer Helen Merrill, the producer of “Duets With My American Idols” Allan Schwartzberg and other notable guests. Oleg performed “When You’re Smiling” to the standing room only crowd with Lou Christie and “You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You” with Gary U.S. Bonds. The record has been getting coverage on Music Connection at: http://bit.ly/OF-MusicConnection, Amused Now at: http://bit.ly/OF-AmusedNow, Nataliez World at: http://bit.ly/OF-NataliezWorld, and Blend New York at: http://bit.ly/OF-BlendNewYork.
Oleg Frish grew up in the Soviet Union, which had its American culture challenges. American music was a Cold War persona-non-grata, but yet; hit classics like “Volare”, “Hello Dolly”, and “Sunny” permeated the Iron Curtain. These songs fostered Oleg’s love for contemporary American hits ranging from ‘40s swing to pop rock from the ‘60s. That love is the origin of “Duets With My American Idols”; it is a dream come true. “Hearing hit music in USSR back in the day was tricky. There was only one record company, Melody, that promoted American music. You could buy records at retail but they were being sold illegally. I would read magazines, listen to ‘flex-discs’ – you know they were sometimes inserted in the pages of magazines. It’s kind of a mission; I love those songs but without airplay and new recorded renditions, they could be lost,” Oleg remarked.
Oleg started his own celebrity news program in 2005 (in the Russian language) airing on NTV, a leading Russian TV channel, called “Time Out”. Some of his guests have included legendary American and European celebrities such as James Brown, B.B. King, Connie Francis, Engelbert Humperdinck, Paul Anka, Al Martino, Jack Jones, John Kander, Jerry Herman, Marvin Hamlisch, Petula Clark, Michel Legrand, Yma Sumak, Gloria Gaynor, Donna Summer, Brenda Lee, Vikki Carr, Keely Smith to name a few. Previously, upon arriving in the United States from Russia, he hosted radio and television programs on the first Russian language TV/Radio station- WMNB.
For more information on Oleg Frish, visit his Facebook at: http://bit.ly/Facebook-Oleg-Frish and YouTube at: http://bit.ly/OF-Youtube. View “the making of” Oleg’s duets with Lou Christie at: http://bit.ly/Smiling-YouTube and Gary U.S. Bonds at: http://bit.ly/OF-Somebody-Loves-You, You can also check out his official website www.OlegFrish.com. For Press Inquiries, contact: Gale Rosenberg at Web ‘n Retail. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 1.818.453.8777.
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