Michelle DellaFave Singer from New York City, NY

Michelle DellaFave became a familiar face to millions of television viewers starting in 1969 through the early '70s singing and dancing each week on Dean Martin's wildly successful NBC television series. At the age of 19, she was selected to be one of Dean's Golddiggers both on his show and on The Golddiggers' own network summer variety series. A year later, she was chosen to be one of four members of The Dingaling Sisters, who performed their own numbers and sang with with Dean and his guest stars on every episode of his program. Those programs gave her the opportunity to work alongside some of the most famous luminaries and legends in the history of show business — from Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Lena Horne to Jimmy Stewart, Orson Welles, Debbie Reynolds, and more. As a member of The Golddiggers and lead singer of The Dingalings, Michelle took part in two of Bob Hope's USO Tours, entertaining American troops stationed around the world. She and her girl group cohorts also served as the opening act for numerous Las Vegas acts, from Tony Bennett to Engelbert Humperdinck. In addition, Michelle was featured regularly as one-half of the singing-dancing "Soul Sisters" on Jonathan Winters' syndicated series; made guest appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and The Mike Douglas Show; played one of the Radio City Rockettes in the film version of the musical "Annie"; and has sung and acted in many Equity theater presentations. From 2007 to 2009, she and one of her colleagues from The Dean Martin Show toured the country as the musical duo "Blue Eyed Soul,” entertaining veterans, as well as active duty service men and women, and visiting VA hospitals. And over the last few years, Michelle has continued performing for veterans' groups, and headlined concerts at several New York City nightclubs, including The Metropolitan Room (where she's performed a total of five times), 54 Below, The Duplex and Don't Tell Mama. Besides producing two of her own vocal CDs — a pop jazz album called "Cool Burn" and a Gospel collection entitled "Transformed — Michelle has also recorded several popular singles over the last few years, with all of her music available on itunes, Amazon, Google Play, and other outlets. More information and numerous photos of Michelle can be found on her official Facebook page (http://*******.**********.**********.***) and on The Golddiggers Super Site (http://*******.**********.**********.***) and MichelleDellaFave.net. Michelle is preparing for a new show at The Metropolitan June 16th and recently was the recipient of the United War Veterans Council Award for service to America's Vietnam Veterans received on Vietnam Veterans Day 2017 http://*******.**********.**********.***

• Am I The Same Girl | Dusty Springfield
• Aquarius | Fifth Demension
• Beginning To See The Light | Doris Day
• Boots Are Made For Walking | Nancy Sinatra
• Doodling Medley | Peggy Lee
• Dream a Little Dream Of Me | Cass Elliot
• Everybody Loves A Lover | Doris Day
• Exactly Like You | Patty Page
• Fever | Peggy Lee
• From This Moment On | Ella Fitzgerald
• Come Rain Or Come Shine | Nancy Lamont
• For Once In My Life | Sammy Davis Jr.
• Funky Chicken | Rufus Thomas
• Get Happy | Judy Garland
• Goodly Goody
• Gotta Get You Into My Life | Beatles
• Got a Lot Of Living To Do | Ann Margret
• It’s a Good Day | Peggy Lee
• I get A Kick Out Of You | Frank Sinatra
• I Don’t Care If The Sun Don’t Shine | Patty Page
• Lady Is a Tramp | Lena Horne
• The Letter | Box Tops
• Light My Fire | Shirley Bassie
• Life Is Beautiful | Fred Astaire
• My Cherie Amour | Stevie Wonder
• My Guy | Mary Wells
• Natural Woman | Aretha Franklin
• Orange Colored Sky | Natalie Cole
• Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head | BJThomas
• Somebody To Love | Grace Slick
• Somethings Gotta Give | Ella Fitzgerald
• Since I Feel For You
• The Snake
• Twisted | Joni Mitchell
• You’d Better Love Me | Mel Torme
• Pick Yourself Up | Ella Fitzgerald
• Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy | Bette Midler
• Vodka
• Fool On The Hill | Brazil 66
• Heartbreak Hotel | Elvis Presley
• Hardheaded Woman | Wanda Jackson
• You Turned The Tables On Me | EllaFitzgerald
• Embraceable You | Ella Fitzgerald