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DENNIS HELLER
is a Bob Dylan Impersonator and more.
Available for corporate events private parties and "Skype" video/audio calls.
For more information click here .
      

Listen to "I Want You" and/or "Things Have Changed" sung by Dennis Heller at www.DylanRadio.com.

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Listen to sample clips from Dennis' "Don't Think Twice, It's All Dylan" album below:

Watch Dennis on YouTube performing Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Released".

Bio

Dennis Heller is a Bob Dylan  impersonator from New York. He combines his gentle but passionate love for music and humor with his love and devotion to the well-being of planet Earth.
Donning his acoustic guitar and harmonica,  he'll sing  about love, the environment, politics, and other social concerns. Then with a wig and dark sunglasses, he'll transform himself into Bob Dylan. 

Dennis is also a Dracula-like Impersonator, a friendly  vampire character called
Count Ghoulash, who sings the 1960's Rock N Roll smash hit, "The Monster Mash".

He recently wrote "The Save Gas Book", a handy tool for creating a personal action plan to save gas, save money and help save the planet from global warming. A free download copy is available: here.

Dennis has appeared as a featured guest on Joel Landy's award winning Cable-TV show "Songs of Freedom" and has performed at the Warwick Valley Winery's music festivals sharing the bill with The Kennedys, The Nields, John Gorka, Sloan Wainwright, Cliff Eberhardt, Rod MacDonald, Tim Harrison, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, John Sheehan and others. 

"Great Dylan imitations and a must see in person. He has me in stitches everytime." ...Ildiko.


"Dennis put on a great show for us via Skype. His incarnation as Bob Dylan - both vocally and in posture/sunglasses - effectively captures the singer/songwriter as he appeared in the mid Seventies. Dennis prepared for the call conscientiously, recording background tracks beforehand and then singing and accompanying himself live on guitar and harmonica. It was a memorable treat on the occasion of my brother's 60th birthday." - Mike Jawer

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