Elvis & Other Great Music Legends 416-412-0088

Elvis & Other Great Music Legends
starring Howard Forder, live vocalist

Here is a collection of pictures taken over the years at different shows. Many of them were taken by the audience and mailed to Howard. We are sharing them with you here as a memory of a recent show you attended or to see what the show is all about for those who haven't attended yet.

To the right, Howard delivering his powerful Phantom of the Opera experience. This photo was taken during a daylight concert without the spotlight. At night, the effects are eerie as the pale blue spotlight is focused on his mask and there are candles all around. Some report the hair bristling on their neck as the whole delivery is very powerful. Others report that they wish they had seen Phantom while it was playing in Toronto. Howard says he has a lot of fun with this number as he gets to use his own singing style, instead of trying to sound like another artist.

This next photo is the classic Elvis photo found on a lot of our print materials. This picture of Howard was taken by Elaine during his first years when there were no other Legends in the show. This classic side shot of Howard just shows you what sideburns and a great costume can do to the effect of the show.

	Howard as Jerry Lee Lewis wowing the crowd with this energetic number. He is exhausted when he comes back stage after this one but he has a lot of fun with it. Of course, the costume is also made by his wife, Elaine and is a bright orange number... the kind Howard wouldn't wear on the street but works really well on the stage singing like the crazy Jerry Lee can.
	An Elvis guy has to visit the famous town of Tweed, Ontario where Elvis sightings are a daily ritual. Here, Howard and Elaine are on their way to an outdoor festival to perform but couldn't resist walking along the Tweed main road for some more Elvis sightings. Horns were honking and people waving!
	The Big Bopper, a loud and boisterous performer had only one hit before he left us but it will endure forever. Everyone sings along to this one!
	Here, Howard and his wife Elaine are dancing to "Disco Inferno" with their classic disco moves and costumes to match. Adding a couple dance numbers to your show really adds a lot of variety. As ballroom dancers, they both enjoy adding something different to the show. That Travolta suite takes a lot to get into! They also do a the Patrick Swazy "Mambo Magic" number.
	The classic Elvis pose while delivering a riveting performance. The costume started out many years ago as a Halloween costume and was mostly white. Over the years, Elaine has added more and more jewels to the costume to give it that "Elvis" look. The black velvet Elvis sign was made by Elaine too and adds a lot to the show as it is lowering during the introduction.
More pictures	to come soon!