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Sylvester of Sherman Wells Sylvester and Stamelman LLP to honor the legendary musician Louis Prima. and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m.In 2011, The ASCAP Foundation Louis Prima Award was established by Gia, wife of Louis and her friend and long-time counsel, Anthony J.

and 8 p.m., Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. Come listen to this sextet as they make “That Old Black Magic” and “Sing, Sing, Sing” because they know its “All or Nothing at All.”įor tickets ($39.50-52.50, children and students $25), call Seven Angels, 1 Plank Road, Hamilton Park Pavilion, Waterbury at 20 or online at Performances are Thursday at 2 p.m.

Semina De Laurentis directs this nostalgic song fest, a tribute to this iconic singing duo.

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Louis Blues” and “When the Saints Go Marching In.” Fun songs like “Hey Ba Ba Re Bop,” “Nyow, Nyot Nyow! (The Pussycat Song),” “Bim Mam,” “I Beeped When I Should Have Bopped” and “I Wanna Be Like You (The Monkey Song)” are a pure delight.

Their enthusiasm is contagious as they belt out, in song and lively dance, tunes like “The Lip,” “How Are You Fixed For Love?,” “Everybody Loves a Lover,” “Fever,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “That Old Black Magic,” “I Wish You Love,” “St.

The two weeks morphed into a fantastic six years.Ĭome hear the energetic and exciting talents of Lizzie Wild, Kristy Merola, Jillian Wallach, Mike Nappi, Paul Binotto and James Donohue as they rock the house. Married in 1954, they were hired for a two week gig at the Casbar Lounge at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, an engagement that escalated to five shows a night, six nights a week, from midnight to dawn. Conceived and written by Randy Johnson, Thomas Porras, Luanne Prima and Toni Elizabeth Prima, the show concentrates on the music, unfortunately with no patter or anecdotes about the pair and their relationship. Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury is focusing on this musical duo in the late 1950’s in “The Wildest! Hip, Cool and Swingin! The Musical Sounds of Louis Prima and Keely Smith” until Sunday, March 8.

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