Frank's CD, I Though About You, has been getting radio play across the country since it's release. He has also been interviewed by Jim Stone at WLNZ in Lansing, Michigan, Rick Howard at KAMU in Texas, Richard Edgcomb at WDVR in Philadelphia and Al Monroe at WNTI in Hackettstown, New Jersey.
Bill Miller, The Bill Miller Show, National Radio Syndicators, Inc.
Just auditioned the new Frank Dain CD. This truly is a "two lovers by the fireplace" mood album. Johnny Mathis and Julie London now have a cohort in Frank Dain. He sets the mood and treats the standards with respect and love. I especially like: The Way You Look Tonight, Night and Day and You Go To My Head. Count me in for tons of airplay for Frank Dain...another young talent that will make sure that good music will not go away.
Al Monroe, On The Bandstand, WNTI 91.9 FM
Frank Dain caresses each tune with warm intimate phrasing and gentle passion that draws a bond between singer and listener that makes both feel each song was meant just for them.
Cabaret performer Frank Dain has a warm intensity in his voice that suits the romantic nature of the songs here, including “Night and Day,” “You Go to My Head,” and particularly “It Never Was You.” I'm not a fan of combining two songs to make a dramatic statement, but Dain makes a strong case for his pairing of “Empty Chairs” (Don McLean) and “It Never Entered My Mind.” Ballads predominate, but Dain and arranger/musical director Rick Jensen swing gently, but persuasively, in the exceptional “I Thought About You.” I haven't had this one off my CD player for the last week.
Radio Stations
New York, NY — WBAI, David Kenney — Eveything Old Is New Again
Lansin, MI — WLNX, Jim Stone — Big Band Swing
Norfolk, VA — WHRV, Jack Frieden — Vocal Sounds of Jazz
Texas A&M — KAMU, Rick Howard — Jazz & Big Bands
Sergeantsville, NJ — WSVR, Richard Edgcomb
Hackettstown, NJ — WNTI, Al Monroe — On the Bandstand
Syndicated Programs
Bill Miller — The Bill MIller Show, National Radio Syndicators, Inc.
Stephen Peithman, Producer/Host — Capital Public Radio, Sacramento, CA
