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John Kuvakas
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Not bad for 94 years-old!


John Kuvakas
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Good for him.


John Bono
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This is so sad..like Sinatra..both became a bad joke. the voices were gone and the mind was going.



   
Frank Kocour
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Wow. Still has a great set of lungs and still a charmer.



   
Frank Kocour
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I agree about Sinatra's voice and the fact that he overstayed his talent. But I think you are being a bit hard on Tony. He appears mentally sharp, in great physical condition, hasn't lost his touch and his voice is holding strong, IMO.

I admire the guy.



   
Rick Scoville
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If I'm lucky enough to live to 94, I just want half the class and part of Tony's moxy. The guy is amazing. Heard him live three years ago when he performed at the Fraze in Dayton. His voice was still strong and all he got were standing ovations all night.

May we all be so fortunate at that point in our lives.



   
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