Jack Lynn was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut at the time Dean Martin’s career was beginning to “take off”. Jack, born of a Sicilian immigrant mother, was raised in the atmosphere of a typical Italian family of the 1950’s. “There was always lots of love, lots of food and lots of great music”, Jack notes. Walk into Jack’s house anytime back then and you would hear the Hi-Fi playing all the Italian greats – Sinatra, Lanza, Como, Bennett, Connie Francis and of course, Dean Martin. “Dino was Mom’s favorite singer”, Jack will tell you. “She loved his music and never missed his 10pm Thursday night TV show – in fact, I never missed it either. I developed a love of Dino’s music just as my mom had and at age 13, started mimicking his voice. As years went on, everyone would tell me how much I sounded like him. Although I went on to have a successful career in banking and would sing Dino tunes just for fun, a part of me always wanted to be up there entertaining folks just like Dean.”

With the urging of friends, family and other singers, Jack developed his “Dino’s Back – A Tribute to Dean Martin” show. Jack will tell you, “I don’t consider myself an impressionist although people tell me if they close their eyes, it’s like listening to a Dean Martin CD. I really don’t think there could be any greater compliment for me. My goal is to honor and celebrate the memory of Dino’s sound, great sense of humor and maybe have some fun along the way”. In addition, as a part of his show, Jack performs mini tributes to Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Perry Como and Elvis Presley.