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2011
Fan Reviews
Rosalie
Bella Vista, AR
August 16, 2011
Rock It!
Jim Stafford Theater
Have to vote ROCK IT the best show in Branson.
Over two hours of great rock, featuring impersonations of Lionel
Ritchie (better than the original!), Eric Clapton, Jerry Lee
Lewis (huge energy), Sammy Davis Jr., a great bass player, a
beautiful multi-talented vocalist/acrobatic performer, awesome
drummer, and one of the best saxophonists ever.
In addition to a real grabber of a performance, some other
things I appreciated were -No pictures at the entrance -No high
pitch sales of their CDs/DVDs (I actually wanted them)
-Performers seemed to genuinely enjoy their work -They spent
time with their customers after the show. If you love rock,
you'll love ROCK IT. No second-class performers in this show.
The performance was so captivating that it was over before I
knew it, and I did not want it to end.
Will definitely go back for more great music by this professional
group of performers. We visit Branson often and have seen many
many shows. This is the BEST!
2010
Fan Reviews
Marsha Fox
Lincoln, AR
July 14, 2010
Rock N Roll Review
Branson Mall Theater
MY FAMILY AND I WENT TO THE TOP 10 ROCK AND ROLL
REVUE, WHILE VISITING BRANSON, MO AND I MUST SAY IT WAS AWESOME.
MY 3 YEAR OLD AND MY 15 YEAR OLD ENJOYED THE SHOW, AND MY 15
YEAR OLD WANTS TO SEE IT AGAIN WHEN WE GO BACK TO BRANSON. THERE
WAS SO MUCH ENERGY, AND THE TRIBUTES WERE RIGHT ON. THE MUSICIAN
DOING THE TRIBUTE TO ERIC CLAPTON, DID A AWESOME JOB ON GUITAR
AND ON VOCALS, THE MUSICIAN DOING TRIBUTE TO LIONEL RICHIE,CHUCK
BERRY, COMMADORES, AND MORE WAS AWESOME AND SO FULL OF ENERGY
AND HAD SOME GREAT DANCE MOVES. AS FOR THE JERRY LEIGH LEWIS
TRIBUTE SO SO GREAT BEAUTIFUL JOB ON THE PIANO HE REALLY WORKED
IT AND WAS VERY, VERY GOOD I WAS VERY IMPRESSED. LAST BUT NOT
LEAST, MARVIN WAS KILLER WITH THAT SAX HE WAS AWESOME, AND I
LOVED IT WHEN HE WALKED OUT ON STAGE AND STARTED PLAYING WHEN
A MAN LOVES A WOMEN ON HIS SAX. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL, THE BAND WAS
OUTSTANDING AS WELL OF COURSE, CAN'T WAIT UNTIL OUR NEXT TRIP
TO BRANSON.
2009
Fan Reviews
Susan Stoots
Webb City MO
August 11, 2009
Rock N Roll Review
Branson Mall Theater
The Rock N Roll Review is a new show in Branson
this year. My daughter and I went to see it because Marvin Short
is in it. What a tremendous saxaphone player! He sings and dances
and makes us laugh, too. Just an all-round entertainer! He obviously
enjoys what he is doing!
The piano player is excellent and does a great
tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis. In fact, all of the musicians are
first class......and they all sing, too! The two female singers
are also very talented and give a wonderful performance.
Every one of these folks is friendly and personable.
During the intermission and after the show, they come out and
visit with their fans, sign autographs, and pose for pictures.
This is a very high energy show and I know they MUST be exhausted.
Still they make their fans feel appreciated. I like that! You
will, too! Check out the Rock N Roll Review. You'll be glad
you did!
Joe Bennett
Forsyth, MO.
August 06, 2009
Top 10 Rock and Roll Revue
Branson Mall Music Theatre
TOP 10 ROCK and ROLL REVUE
Let me tell you about the best new show in town.
The Top 10 Rock and Roll Revue currently seen at the Branson
Mall Theatre (next to Wal-Mart) will rock your socks off!
This show spans several decades of popular music-from
the 50's to the 70's. From the doo-wop era, to a dynamite rendition
of the "Killer" Jerry Lee Lewis, through Eric Clapton,
you get great non-stop entertainment.
Darrell Croy begins with an intro and welcomes
the audience. Then the curtain opens and you are launched into
"That Old-Time Rock & Roll"! Many will recognize
Darrell on the keys, Marvelous Marvin "The Hair" Short
belting out the lyrics and wailing away on his sax, and Michael
Lacy on the drums. Also contributing to the amazing vocals and
musical expertise are Steve Ragsdale on guitar and Randy Hall
on bass guitar. Rounding out this super group are two very cute,
bubbly, energetic, and talented young ladies, Dana Currier and
Jessica Morales.
The action is great; the girls are constantly
dancing (with a little fun audience participation), and the
costume changes will keep your head spinning. You‚ll hear
familiar, favorite instrumentals, the mellow tunes of Sam Cook,
the Supremes, the Steve Miller Band, Fleetwood Mac, Air Supply,
and, of course, the aforementioned Jerry Lee. Let's just say
that Darrell nails this segment in vocals, instrumentally, and
in antics! A special treat is provided by Steve with his tribute
to the great Eric Clapton (extremely well-done).
No self-respecting baby-boomer could see this
show and not totally enjoy it, although it"s great, fun
entertainment for all ages.
This show will make you feel so good, you‚ll
no doubt want to take them all home with you! And you can-in
a manner of speaking. They have a dvd, cds, pictures, cool hats,
and T-shirts available which can be purchased during intermission
and following the performance. The cast members are all friendly
and make themselves available for signing autographs or just
visiting with people.
To see this fabulous group, you can call the box
office at the Branson Mall Music Theatre at 417-334-5412. The
box office ladies are very friendly and helpful and are glad
to assist you in making reservations. You can also check out
their website at www.top10rockandrollrevue.
EDITORS
2009 CHOICE AWARD BEST NEW SHOW
TOP TEN ROCK & ROLL REVUE
November 6, 2009, 7:00 PM
A six-member BransonCritic awards team attended
the Top 10 Rock & Roll Revue on Friday night for the presentation
of the 2009 Best New Show, Editors’ Choice Award.
Chad Ray, Director of Operations, made the presentation to Marvin
Short, backed by the entire cast on stage. Chad gave a
brief background of BransonCritic.com and then read some quotes
from Top 10 Rock & Roll Revue fans and Branson Critic editors,
including:
Kathy Bennett, Editor:
Top 10 Rock and Roll Revue definitely is the BEST New Show for
2009. Each of these musicians is seasoned; and together
form an awesome group. Top 10 performs the type of music
everyone loves; the transition from one decade to another is
smooth; and the vocals are excellent! There is comedy
and interaction with the audience interspersed throughout the
program. It's the total package, amazingly well-done!
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