You are easily impressed or work for Fitzgerald's.
Larry G Jones was ok.
Yes, but for the price of one Danny Gans show you could see Larry G.
Jones 14 times and enjoy 14 beverages. Think of it.
You'd need more than 14 beverages to see Larry G. Jones 14 times... I
promise!
So, sarah, are you his daughter, wife or manager? If you are going to
shill for somebody, at least be honest about it. Come on here, tell us
about your client, and maybe we go see him. But this post makes me
want to stay away.
I'm his mother. You busted me. If you don't believe me go to his
website or research the web... and read what the LAS VEGAS PRESS has
to say about him.
He's not at Fitzgeralds, he's at the Plaza.
http://www.lasvegasacts.com
Here's a few of the great things THEY said. NOT ME.
A High energy show that routinely elicits dozens of characters in
rapid succession. As talented as many on the Las Vegas strip, Larry
G. Jones is an Impressionist who would give Danny Gans a run for his
money -Las Vegas Sun
His mannerisms and vocalizations are dead-on, it is his comical
parodies that set him apart. Unlike most impressionists Jones can
readily switch his voice from men to women and back again -
Las Vegas Senior Press
Heir to the Danny Gans throne. He was buzzing through impressions
so full of one-liners and comedic lyrics that you barely stopped
laughing at the last one before he hit you with another zinger
-Accessvegas.com
His talents are a fine rival to every other impressionist in Las
Vegas. Jones has a masterful ability to manipulate his body, his face,
and his voice. His routine gives us a fast paced and delightful romp
through musical history, and we relive the times by hearing our
favorite artists. He has the ability to do both male and female
voices, and his rendition or Cher is a highlight in the evening
-Igoshows.com
It's the delivery and comedic lyrics of the songs that make this show
a winner. I’ve gotta tell ya, this guy can sing. Larry combines
his great voice with a personality that marks this show's appeal. He
could make it just as well as a singer who does impressions rather
than an impressionist who sings
-LasVegas.com
“Jones not only delivers terrific impressions, his comedic
talent is well-timed and physically impressive. He's got the sound,
facial expressions, the moves - and the talent - to easily fill a
larger room. His parody of Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire is hilarious;
likewise Julio Iglesias and Willie Nelson. His duet between Nat King
Cole and daughter Natalie Cole is awesome. He's a rare late afternoon
delight. A must see!
-EVegas.net
He’s very good singer/impressionist with a flair for comedy. I
was impressed with his on-stage charisma and talent. He puts on a
great show. Go see it.
- Las Vegas Review Journal