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Bob Anderson  is a great singer, actor and entertainer . He  started a genre in show business that became one of the most popular forms of entertainment on stage today. Merv Griffin , the well known talk show host discovered Bob’s unique talent one evening at his Hollywood Hills home and decided to introduce him to the world on the next taping of his TV show from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Griffin introduced Bob as “ The Singing Impressionist ”. The audience response to his performance was overwhelming. Griffin brought the young performer back for a second appearance and the response was the same. Soon after that appearance he became a regular on the TV talk show circuit performing over 100 national TV shows including; HBO , Showtime , Regis , David Letterman , and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson where Bob again received such a grand audience response on his Tuesday appearance that Johnny invited him back just two days later for another appearance on Thursday. Bob

Today I decided to present an extremely unknown vinyl 45". Although it has been released on RCA Records, many people don't really know much about this record. There are not info concerning this band. I tried to find info, but it was really difficult to find anything. The band is called The Jury . They released a single " A Place For Love " on RCA Records in 1980. The lyrics were penned by Michael King and the music by Dereck Brooks . Arranged and produced by Erick King . Note: The above posted single is not played in full

Will Lee on bass and vocals This record was released only in Japan in 1980 on Warner-Pioneer Corporation. This project was created by session musicians under the name New Yorkers . The musicians were Will Lee on vocals and bass, Steve Gadd on drums, Michael Brecker on tenor sax, Randy Brecker and Jon Faddis on trumpet, Barry Rodgers on trombone, Warren Barnhardt on keyboards, Clifford Morris and George Wadenius on guitars, Crusher Bennet on percussion. The song " I Believe In Love " was written by Tadao Inoue and Masao Yagi . Arranged by Hiromasa Suzuki . Vocals by Will Lee. Enjoy this masterpiece. As far as Will Lee, I could write many info but the right thing is to see on Wikipedia or on his site . Note: The above posted single is not played in full