Bob Anderson

How would you like to have “The Rat Pack”, Tom Jones, Andy Williams, Tony Bennett and Jack Jones headlining your next event? It can happen thanks to the Dean of Impressionists, Bob Anderson.

Anderson has become all of the recording stars he loved from his early youth. While others dreamed of being center-stage at the Palace Hotel in Las Vegas, Anderson worked his way there imitating the voices, gestures and idiosyncrasies of American Songbook idols. Ray Charles, Mel Torme, Steve Lawrence and Tom Jones represent only a small handful of icons that Anderson can reproduce with jaw-dropping, spot-on perfection. Recently, Anderson was inducted into “The Las Vegas Legends Hall of Fame”.

Not only does Anderson reproduce the vocal qualities of these multi-platinum headliners, he has been able to keep that special, devil-may-care attitude of the singers who came up raised on Tin Pan Alley. Put simply, Anderson has the true showmanship of all the voices that fill his act.

Not to be associated only with Vegas nightlife, Anderson’s career has taken him to places like Sun City in Bophuthatswana, South Africa to the Casino De Monte Carlo in Monaco, from the Hotel Kalastajartorrpa in Helsinki to the Club 58 in Geneva, not to mention Atlantic City. He has also performed at ultra private parties hosted by Hugh Hefner at the Playboy mansion. Most recently, Anderson can be seen in his own show performing regularly in Branson, Missouri.

If you want people talking about your next event with phrases like “I couldn’t believe my ears,” then you need Bob Anderson.


TESTIMONIALS:

“Bob does me better than I do me.”
Dean Martin

“Bob is the most accurate impressionist I have ever heard. Plus he has his own great sound!”
Sammy Davis, Jr.

“He gets ‘me’ so close I have to change my act.”
Tony Bennett

“Thank God he only does singers, he’s the best I ever heard.”
Rich Little

“The reason Bob is the best at what he does, is because he actually sings as well as the person he is doing.”
Tom Jones

“He’s amazing. I’m going to do a CD called ‘Jack Jones and My Friends’ and he’s going to be all my friends.”
Jack Jones

“He’s known as the King of Singing Impressionists, because well, he’s just that.”
Jerry Lewis

“This kid’s got a Hell of an act!”
Frank Sinatra

“Bob Anderson will knock you out of your seats!”
Johnny Carson

“He’s the most talented impressionist is Las Vegas entertainment history.”
Merv Griffin

“Bob Anderson is America’s greatest singing impressionist.”
People Magazine

“The man is a genuine, accomplished, top-quality entertainer, and this is why Tony Bennett is in his audience, sitting at the bar.”
Boston Herald.com