Jimmy Pou (pronounced like Poe) 60s Band from San Dimas, CA

I have been performing as George Harrison for 33 years. I started in "Beatlemania" in 1977 in Los Angeles, and went on to play in "1964 the Tribute" from 1993 to 2006 (played Carnegie Hall with them 6 times). I then joined "Beatlemania Now" and I am currently a member of "Rain a Tribute to the Beatles" I am in the touring cast so I do have a lot of 'down time' in between tours. I do a solo one man show called "An Evening With George" which is usually a 2 hour show, this show is a tribute to George where I use backing tracks which I recorded in a recording studio which gives it a full band sound. I also am looking for fill in work with any Beatles tribute band that is looking for a George for any one nighters or more The reviews are in... Billings Gazette / May 24th, 2010 A couple thousand fans still oohed and awed Friday night when Rain came to town. The other rain, that is. Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles performed in a full house set-up at MetraPark's Rimrock Auto Arena. Surprisingly, there were almost as many teenagers there as senior citizens. And most of them seemed to know the lyrics as well as the foursome who perform as The Beatles. A highlight was Jimmy Pou performing as George Harrison on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps,'' rocking a cherry red guitar similar to George's "Les Paul special'' with a stellar guitar solo that had the whole place shouting for more. Costumes were impressive, especially the psychedelic Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band days, the wigs the band wore looked very convincing in making them age as the Beatles in their later years. Footage alternating between Beatle moments filled with swooning fans were intermixed with footage of Vietnam, President Kennedy, war protests and Woodstock. It was a great way to recapture the era and remind us just how important The Beatles were and still are.