Billy Fury Tribute

Welcome to

Rob Dee's website

& his tribute

to Britain's Greatest

Rock n Roll

and Ballad singer

Billy Fury

Rob Dee's tribute show to Billy Fury is second to none and he is very quickly establishing himself as the UK's leading Billy Fury Tribute artiste. Rob Dee's Billy Fury tribute shows are a totally authentic evenings entertainment capturing the sounds of the 50s and 60s and the look of Billy Fury.
Rob has been performing his tribute show to Billy Fury for over 10 years and brings his experience of live performance and attention to detail to his Billy Fury tribute shows.

Billy Fury has always been a favourite singer of Rob's and as he introduced Billy Fury songs into his standard club set Rob was very surprised at how popular Billy Fury's music still was. When performing his material he kept getting fans of the singer requesting different songs so, Rob decided to put a tribute show together and this has built up over the ten years he has been performing the show.

Rob Dee & The Furysound

Rob has had some wonderful experiences over the years and met some great people along the way. Some of the highlights have been forming a live band to support his Billy Fury tribute performances called "The Furysound", singing with Billy Fury's mother Jean at the Ace Cafe in London, performing at Fury Fest 2003, the Sunnyside Shows, and the Whitby 60's music festivals.

The music playing on this page is a Billy Fury track called "Maybe Tomorrow" and is taken from Rob Dee's album "First, Last & Always" which is available to buy from "Rob Dee's CD shop" page on this website via the link below:-

http://www.freewebs.com/rob-dee-fury/robdeescdshop.htm

It was a great night at the Walls Club on Friday, the place was packed and to my suprise Mike Reid got up and did a couple of songs with me, I have got to say what a nice genuine chap he was, he told me he was a good friend of "Bills" and enjoyed my tribute to him, he also informed me that the only song Billy had on his jukebox of his own was "That's Love"
We raised just over £500. Thanks to Dave and Hazel for putting the show on.