New Release!!

Considered for the 58th Grammy Awards under Best Pop Solo Performance.

Doug Ferony's spin on a great classic. Turn the volume up and Let The Good Times Roll!

Born on the Fourth of July I love my country and I'm Glad I'm Livin' in the USA!

Words and Music by Doug Ferony

Considered for the 54th Grammy Awards under Best Pop Solo Performance.

"Doug Ferony is master of the easy listening jazz idiom. His 2002 release, It's Christmas is probably better evaluated by Carol Swanson, because she has a strong affinity for Tony Bennett style crooning and trio jazz. But the poor devil sent his music to my address, so I will stumble through this review as best I can and get this title in the mail to Carol, pronto!" ~ Richard Banks​

For this album, singer Doug Ferony has opted to go with a set of familiar standards and pop tunes which he delivers backed either by a big band or a smaller group, usually a trio. Ferony is a full-throated, strong baritone in the tradition of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, and Dick Haymes. His full-speed-ahead approach to the music is anything but timid.

Considered for the 51st Grammy Awards under Traditional Pop Vocal.

"Doug Ferony has put together another fine recording with his newest, "I Ain't Got You". The recording shows off the excellent voice of Doug with one of the best big bands in the country today." ~ Jimmy Sturr, 18 Time Grammy Winner

Considered for the 55th Grammy Awards under Traditional Pop Album.

"You Will Be My Music showcases Doug's superb singing while accompanied by an excellent and supportive big band arranged by Khadafy Khan, Clark Gault, Ed Greig and Paul Swain. The repertoire is comprised of vintage songs along with a few more contemporary tunes that fit the singers style and musical interests quite comfortably." ~ Scott Yanow, Author of ten jazz books including The Jazz Singers, Swing, Trumpet Kings, Jazz On Film, and Jazz On Record 1917-76

"The occasion for vocalist Doug Ferony's second album is a bittersweet one indeed. A tribute to his wife who recently passed away, the play list leans toward songs which tell stories of love and romance, despair and disappointment. Unlike his first album, where there was a big band with him on some cuts, here he works with just a piano. But like the first album, the pianist is the exceedingly accomplished Dena DeRose." ~ Dave Nathan​

Considered for the 52nd Grammy Awards under Live Concert Recording.

"Recorded at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill, this album has Doug Ferony and his 25 piece Orchestra performing such classics as Smack Dab in the Middle, Jailhouse Rock, You Will Be My Music and others."

Considered for the 53rd Grammy Awards under Traditional Pop Album.

"Lovers, a set of a dozen classic love songs, is Doug Ferony's finest recording to date but his career has already included a variety of accomplishments." ~ Scott Yanow, Author of ten jazz books including The Jazz Singers, Swing, Trumpet Kings, Jazz On Film, and Jazz On Record 1917-76

Available on iTunes Here: https://itun.es/us/kMMVv

Available on Spotify Here: https://open.spotify.com/album/7aaUjofvKWgd1LfevWAClD