Sweethearts of Branson Variety Show Tribute Band from Branson, MO

DENNY YEARY sings Jim Reeves, Johnny Cash, Ernie Ford, Marty Robbins & other great Pop & Country Legends Shelia Renee is Denny's lovely talented wife and sings everything from Patsy Cline...Dolly Parton...Dottie West to Celine Dion. Her smooth pop and country sounds gives audiences more than they ask for. Their duets have made them Branson's favorite duo winning many awards. From the smooth sounds of "Gentleman" Jim Reeves and the Bass/ Baritone voice of "the old Pea Picker" Ernie Ford & Johnny Cash. This just to name a few of the Legends in Pop & Country Music. Denny Yeary is one of Branson's longest running performers with 20 years of shows there. Denny's rich deep Bass voice has been heard with the great quartets of America such as the Blackwood Quartet, Foggy River Boys, Branson Valley Quartet as well as many national celebrities from actors like Ben Vereen to the greatest Disc Jockey of all time "Wolfman Jack". Denny's tribute to these great Pop & Country recording artists Jim Reeves, Johnny Cash to Ernie Ford is like no other voice heard singing their greatest hits… Denny's rich Bass Baritone voice will bring back memories with the Jim's hit songs like "He'll Have To Go'', "Welcome To My World", "Am I Losing You", "Bimbo", "Distant Drums" "Four Walls" and many others. Denny's rich Baritone Bass on Ernie Ford's "16 Tons", "Mule Train" to Johnny Cash "Ring Of Fire" is memorable. Marty Robbins " White Sport Coat" is a crowd pleaser!!!! Who can forget Dean Martin's "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" or Johnny Rivers "Mountain Of Love" for toe tapping musical hits... With stories and information of their lives and wonderful careers, it will be an evening of a time when music was real music and the singers were loved and admired. Denny will take you from Jim's hits "Bimbo" written by Jim to his last recording "Is It Really Over" released after his death in an airplane crash from a thunderstorm on July 31, 1964. Then sing Tennessee Ernie, Johnny Horton, Marty Robbins with 50's music from Fats Domino's "Blue Berry Hill" and others. Denny will also show off his thundering Bass voice on songs from "Big Bad John", "Ghostriders In The Sky" to "Elvira" and show his musical talents on guitar, banjo, fiddle to keyboards. Denny's emcee work is one reason he is considered the "Voice of Branson" and the most sought after voice for introductions to over 20 shows in Branson, from the Annual Promenade of Stars Christmas Parade to singing backup vocals for many artists recordings. Call for date availability. 740 Oak Bluff Rd Branson, Mo 65616

• The Gambler | Kenny Rogers
• You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves you | Dean Martin
• Everybody Loves Somebody Sometimes | Dean Martin
• Rhythm Of The Rain | Cascades
• White Sport Coat | Marty Robbin
• Battle Of New Orleans | Johnny Horton
• Mountain Of Love | Johnny Rivers
• Margaritaville | Jimmy Buffet
• Ring Of Fire | Johnny Cash
• Daddy Sang Bass | Johnny Cash
• Love To Lay You Down | Conway Twitty
• El Paso | Marty Robbins
• He'll Have To Go | Jim Reeves
• Welcome To My World | Jim Reeves
• Bimbo | Jim Reeves
• Am I Losing You | Jim Reeves
• Four Walls | Jim Reeves
• Missing You | Jim Reeves
• Try A Little Kindness | Glenn Campbell
• Blue Side Of Lonesome | Jim Reeves
• Dream Lover | Bobby Darin
• Blue Berry Hill | Fats Domino
• Have You Ever Been Lonely | Jim Reeves
• I Guess I'm Crazy | Jim Reeves
• The Wanderer | Dion
• Billy Bayou | Jim Reeves
• Snow Flake | Jim Reeves
• Distant Drums | Jim Reeves
• Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town | Kenny Rogers
• I Love You Because | Jim Reeves
• This Is It | Jim Reeves
• It It Really Over | Jim Reeves
• 16 Tons | Tennessee Ernie Ford
• Big Bad John | Jimmy Dean
• North Th Alaska | Johnny Horton
• Ghost Riders In The Sky | Vaughn Monroe
• Elvira | Oak Ridge Boys
• This Ole House/Saints Go Marchin' | Stuart Hamlin
• Last Date (piano) | Floyd Cramer
• Mountain Music | Alabama
• Rocky Top (banjo) | Osborne Brothers
• Fier Cracker | Josh Turner
• Long Black Train | Josh Turner