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Jeanne O'Connor

JEANNE O'CONNOR is a jazz vocalist who has delved deep into the heart of the Great American Songbook with swing, subtlety, and deep musicality. She has also brought her clear, expressive alto voice to Brazilian music, pop, and R and B. She has performed as a soloist with jazz combos and big bands throughout the New York City region and beyond. A versatile vocalist, she is also a member of the celebrated String of Pearls female vocal trio, and the soulful and swinging Lanham and O'Connor vocal duo. Jeanne has brought her singing to clubs, cabarets, concert halls, and music festivals. She has appeared at New York's Blue Note, Elaine's, Sweet Rhythm, the Rainbow Room, the Cat Club, Condon's and many other jazz clubs

Syaharani

Born: July 27, 1971

When you talk about Indonesia Jazz, it will never be completed without saying her name. Born in Batu, Malang, 27 July 1971, she build her career in music since teenager. She become the icon of jazz in Indonesia. With her soulful and husky voice she performed in some prestigious domestic and international events. From Jazz Goes To Campus at University of Indonesia, to North Sea Festival in Denhaag. Al Jarreau, Dave Koz, Keith Martin, and the Yellowjackets has shared their the stages with her on their concerts in Indonesia.

Katie Eagleson

Born: August 4, 1953

Katie Eagleson has been singing in the Philadelphia area for over 25 years. Her varied performance experiences have led to a diverse repertoire, but it is in her interpretation of the Great American Songbook where she truly shines. She has the ability to sing with great attention to detail coupled with emotional depth. Fellow musicians, as well as listeners, comment on Katie’s great pitch, diction, and ability to swing. At the same time, her voice has been described as “soulful” and “as though she truly means every word.” As one reviewer put it, “She displays a stunning vibrato that she uses for touching emotional impact.” When Katie sings, it is clear that she has great respect and appreciation for the composer

Michelle & The Stuff Toys

Born: April 16, 1975

This is one artiste you will find hard to classify. Commonly referred to some landmark singers, pianists and songwriters - Eva Cassidy, Diana Krall, or Elton John, Alanis Morisette, Ella Fitzgerald, Sting, Michelle is a unique blend of them all, yet more…

She is Michelle (vocalist, pianist, composer, song writer, vocal coach & jazz educator), one of the most dynamic and soulful entertainers, and one of the most versatile too. She could dip into soul, jazz, blues, as well as classic pop, and even progressive rock. From a high energy party song like ’Georgy Porgy’ to a tender ballad like ’Serenity’, or a sexy romp like ‘Fever’, the lady can sing it all

Rondi Charleston

Rondi Charleston is a captivating communicator. Lithe, lovely and strikingly attractive, she embraces you with a warm, wide smile, looks you straight in the eye and you're hooked by her natural honesty, Midwest charm and true sophistication. Her interests are as broad as her careers have been, and she breathes them all to life on her new CD/DVD. IN MY LIFE, recorded at Bennett Studios, features an All-Star cast she considers her musical family; Bruce Barth - piano, Sean Smith - bass, Clarence Penn - drums, Joel Frahm - tenor and Adam Rogers - guitar. The bonus DVD captures the excitement of her sold out shows LIVE AT DIZZY'S CLUB COCA COLA, presented by JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER. Her considerable poise, presence and sheer talent landed her in Juilliard's Drama Department at age 16 after an audition with the late John Houseman

Cindy Scott

Born: February 3

Cindy Scott's debut CD "should make anyone take notice," says New York recording artist Roseanna Vitro. Cindy Scott has a warm, sexy tone with clear presentation of lyrics and attention to melody. In her singing can be heard the influences of well-known jazz artists Sarah Vaughn and Karrin Allyson, with a touch of Ricki Lee Jones mixed in. She either swings hard or floats dreamily, depending on the song. Scott's passion for jazz comes out in her delivery and endears her to her listeners. Scott was born into a family of musicians. She studied classical flute and attended Louisiana State University on a music scholarship

Dee Anderson

Dee Anderson's debut album, 'THE WHITE ROSE' is a collection of evocative, lyrical melodies, all of which are intensified by Dee's unique vocal style and sensitivity. The album premiers some exquisite new songs and arrangements by the prolific songwriter Mike Khan, including a haunting ballad version of the Steve Harley classic, 'Come Up And See Me'. So who is Dee Anderson? Dee is the daughter of famous husband and wife team Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, the creators of the cult television series' Thunderbirds, Stingray, Fireball XL5, Joe 90, Captain Scarlet and Space 1999. Born in Mississippi, USA, Dee came to London as a child, and grew up in a world of celebrity and entertainment

Tammy Allen

Born: February 10, 1958

Tammy Allen is well known and loved in Atlanta for her work with The Future of Jazz Competition, and for her passion for music. This fiery performer exudes energy and passion onstage. The soulful songstress, scats, dances and connects with the audience every single performance she gives. Tammy is always a favorite at The Atlanta Jazz Festival where she performed two years in a row in 2007 and 2007. Tammy Allen had the honor of opening for Jonathan Butler at The Lithonia Stewart Amphitheatre this past summer and for the Smooth Jazz 107.5 WJZZ Concert Series at Villa Christina 2006 and 2007. Her calendar is full year round performing at The Georgia Aquarium, The Centennial Park Wednesday Wind Down, The Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, Churchill Grounds, Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre, Londzell’s Jazz and Blues Cafe and Café 290

Kenny Ellis

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Kenny Ellis is a graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts and also holds a certificate of Hebrew Education from Gratz College. He was a hit on the social engagement scene from the time he formed his first band in his late teens while working at many famous venues including Jewish Community Centers and synagogues in the New York-Philadelphia area. Moving North to New York City to seek fame and fortune, he started auditioning for Broadway musicals by day while at night, honing his comedy/variety act at various clubs like the Copacabana, The Improv, and even the Kosher French restaurant in the Roosevelt Hotel where he sang with Rabbi Shlomo Carlbach, of blessed memory

Michael Ball

MICHAEL BALL's beautiful new cd, Back To Bacharach, is an impressive choice of classic tunes from the legendary composer's outstanding canon of work. Back To Bacharach reflects Michael's personal favourites and catapults him into a new musical direction. "I've recorded a few Bacharach songs over the years and performed some in concert and always felt they suited me," says Michael. "I love the stories, and the lyrics (many by Hal David) have always struck a chord with me, especially on the more serious numbers. Bacharach has such a brilliant ear for melody and his music has a completely timeless feel to it; I thought it would be great to do a whole album of his music and to record with a full orchestra and big band which is something I hadn't done before