Sounds of Sinatra

hello thank you for your inquiry. Below are different scenarios , and what to expect at each of these scenarios. 1) WEDDINGS - singing solo with professional soundtracks , Carlo Morelli usually entertains when your guest are dining, before the DJ goes on. It is a perfect way to set up the night . Usually the music is easy to a little upbeat - you get to choose your song list. - with the Live Band option , we would be staying longer than just dinner time. Details would be worked out. - please remember it is SINATRA themed. 2) COCKTAIL HOUR -Carlo would entertain the guest as they arrive during the cocktail hour, using Pro-tracks. If you prefer vocalist or instrumental only, that can be arranged.
3) CORPORATE EVENTS - Entertain guess using pro- soundtracks, or with a live band. - singing songs from the Count Basie /SINATRA shows, and all era’s SINATRA . 4) PRIVATE EVENTS- house, parties, birthdays, etc. - with soundtracks, or small band, pianist. The soundtracks sound fabulous…. Live band is amazing. - please note - although it is SINATRA themed. Carla Morelli performed songs made famous by Bobby Darin, Dean Martin and others.

Some things about me:
My home was located next to a local tavern, 1504 Moore St. Phila,Pa. You could hear music playing into the wee hours of the morning (Emily's Bar, Barbara's Place and a few other owners). Our house was previously owned by the Liberace Family. Frank Liberace, rip, thanks Uncle Frank! Yes "the Liberace". Liberace would come by a couple times during my childhood. Liberace is family through marriage. Hello Uncle Jerry L. & Cousin Susan L!...

When I was 21, it was a very Military year... I joined the Military...Uncle Sam. It was a long ride. From the Chemical unit, Intel, To The Vocalist for the 276thArmy band. That was fun. Rounding it out as a Combat Engineer, Why did I leave the band? Anyway, got a little banged up on my deployment, but I'm back from outer space thanks to family and friends.

Back to the Music:
I started out singing at local gigs but I needed to step up my game. So I figured I better call my friend up, Michael Nigro, drummer, may I say world class drummer, also my childhood friend who lived up the street. We would play half-ball among other things. I'll keep the other stories to myself. Mike got me set up with charts and directed the band. It's been a few years since we worked together and I'm looking forward to getting things started again. The Military and Pandemic put a hold on things, like most. Now it is time to make music.

no special requirements, except we would need electric. Each event has its own unique challenges and that could be discussed.