Donna Lynne is a vocalist with band. Covering R&B, Blues, Jazz, Classic Soul & Dance music. Currently Booking dates for the holidays and 2008. Contact Donna Lynne directly at: donna@donnalynne for more information.

"Best Blues Vocalist" Nominee- ABM Awards, 2007
* Southern California Motion Picture Society
-1996 Award -Outstanding Vocal Performance
- 1997 Award -Outstanding Vocal Performance, Actress, & Overall Industry Contribution

Donna Lynne "Mild to Wild"
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Music sensation, the Steven Lee Group
featuring Rocco Barbato, taking jazz and blues to new heights!
Welcome to the official web site for the Steven Lee Group! Each of these world class players brings enthusiasm, integrity and virtuosity to every live performance and have been invited to share the stage with many jazz favorites, including Fattburger, Richard Elliot, Kirk Whalum, Peter White, Everett Harp, and The Rippingtons.
While being groomed for a career in classical music at Wayne State in Detroit, Steven Lee became an in demand guitarist, performing in some of Detroit's hottest jazz clubs and recording sessions at Motown and United Artists studios. Steven's composing and arranging skills led to conducting appearances on the Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas shows as well as writing credits for several Las Vegas production shows and national touring acts ...

Los Lonely Boys' Official Website on Sony Music.
Los Lonely Boys are a family tradition.

The family band is a great rock'n'roll institution - from the Everly Brothers and the Beach Boys to the Black Crowes and Hanson. There's something about the unstudied perfection of sibling vocal harmonies that creates a distinctive, irresistible style. Los Lonely Boys, three brothers, aged 21-25, from a tiny town in West Texas, are about to write a new chapter in this compelling saga of America's musical families. They began as their father's backing band. Now, Los Lonely Boys will make their own mark.

Los Lonely Boys are the three Garza brothers: Henry on guitar, Jojo on bass, and Ringo on drums. This remarkable trio of brothers has been making music together since they were small children and now has a decade of professional experience under their belts as well. Los Lonely Boys write, sing, and play music drawn from diverse sources, blending their influences into a seamless style. Weaned on Tex-Mex, country, blues, and rock pioneers like Richie Valens, Chuck Berry and Fats Domino, and such pop music giants as The Beatles, Los Lonely Boys augment those solid basics with red-hot guitar playing, percolating rock and Latin rhythms, and dynamic interplay and luscious vocal harmonies -- all three brothers also sing -- to produce songs rife with engaging hooks, expressive lyrics, and melodic sumptuousness.

The band's self-titled debut album is packed so tightly, it's hard to believe all of this music was created by a trio. Though Henry, the oldest of the brothers, has been hailed as the inheritor of the great Texas guitar tradition epitomized by Freddie King, Johnny Winter and the Vaughan Brothers, he is also the greatest young player in the burgeoning Latino rock guitar style pioneered by Carlos Santana. Backed by tight, intense rhythmic support from his brothers, Henry's playing makes Los Lonely Boys one of the most exciting new bands to emerge in the new millennium. Ask no less an authority than Willie Nelson, who has called Los Lonely Boys his favorite band and invited them to record this album at his own Pedernales studio.

"Everybody seems to be digging us, which is great," Henry says. A fast and affable talker, he has a colloquial conversational style reminiscent of another Texas musical hero, Doug Sahm. Henry relates how their father, Ringo Garza, Sr. taught the boys how to play music family style, by his own example. Garza played with his seven brothers in a family conjunto group, The Falcones.

"Our dad had five brothers and a sister and they had a great conjunto band in the '70s and '80s," Henry explains. "They did a mixture of stuff that nobody was playing back then, a mixture of conjunto with country music and Spanglish. They were really popular in South and West Texas; they had a top 10 song once. They basically just fell apart after the tragedy of one of the brothers dying, the drummer."

"My dad was always into rock and country apart from playing conjunto music. He wanted to be like Elvis and the Beatles. He started playing when he was eight."

"We learned from him at home at first. He would let us come to gigs and watch him, then when we got older he let us come up and sing a song with him."

"We listened to our dad more than the radio. [He] was our biggest influenceÉ We looked forward to the chance to get up with his brothers and sing 'La Bamba.' We were into oldies like Richie Valens, Chuck Berry, none of the stuff that was being played on the radio. I just wanted to write my own songs, man, I wrote my first song when I was four years old. He brought this little guitar home to me and put it in my hands and I knew I thought 'I'm never gonna let this thing go, man.' I went into my room when I first got it and put a couple of notes together just by ear, found a way to play it, wrote some lyrics, then I showed it to my dad. My influence was totally my dad. I would hear him singing about girls leaving, just from listening to him sing I got this idea and I wrote a song called 'She Left Me.' It's just got a few lines in it."

Henry's middle brother Joey aka Jojo also began playing guitar before switching to piano and then, finally, bass. The family band became complete when younger brother Ringo picked up playing the drums.

"When Ringo was nine my dad gave him a drum set," Henry recalls. "I taught him to play it and he learned in like 30 minutes man, it was like it was meant to be. And since Ringo is his real name, that's freaky, right?!! He's been playing ever since."

The boys had soon percolated into a musical unit of their own ...
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Donna Lynne is a vocalist with band. Covering R&B, Blues, Jazz, Classic Soul & Dance music. Currently Booking dates for the holidays and 2008. Contact Donna Lynne directly at: donna@donnalynne for more information.

"Best Blues Vocalist" Nominee- ABM Awards, 2007
* Southern California Motion Picture Society
-1996 Award -Outstanding Vocal Performance
- 1997 Award -Outstanding Vocal Performance, Actress, & Overall Industry Contribution

Donna Lynne "Mild to Wild"
High Octane Blues, Classic Soul, R&B, Jazz & Dance music

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Jennifer Lopez's Official Web Page at Epic Records.
This is her, now. She is a fireball of energy—unstoppable, unshakeable, and ferociously ambitious. She is immensely talented and not afraid of a challenge. She is Jennifer Lopez.
This singer/songwriter/actress, renown as much for her effortless talent as for her striking and radiant beauty, has never been one to rest on her laurels. Since the early 90s, when she appeared as a Fly Girl on Fox’s seminal sketch comedy show, “In Living Color,” she has been in perpetual motion. Starring roles in movies like “Selena,” and “Out of Sight,” “The Wedding Planner,” (debuting at number one) and most recently, “Maid In Manhattan” (debuting at number one). For a time, the only thing missing was the music—something that has been a part of Jennifer’s life since her early days in the Castle Hill section of The Bronx.
And then, in 1999, she released her debut album, On The 6. A sassy blend of what Jennifer calls “Latin Soul,” mixed with pure R&B, pop and soul music influences, On The 6 was a resounding success. The album, certified six-times platinum Worldwide, spawned the No. 1 hit single, “If You Had My Love” and introduced Jennifer to a whole new legion of fans.
When Jennifer released, J.Lo, she made history, claiming the No.1 spot for her album and her movie, “The Wedding Planner.” J.Lo was a runaway hit, certified seven-times platinum Worldwide and soaring to No. 1 on the album charts. Blending her Latin soul roots with her hip-hop upbringing, Jennifer brought sassy urban pop music to the forefront of the musical landscape. A duet with rapper Ja Rule on her No. 1 hit, “I’m Real,” brought even more exposure from urban audiences while traditional dance tracks like the energetic and effervescent “Play” built on the fan base that supported her first effort.
It’s been a whirlwind trip for Jennifer. And even the release of her remix album, J To The L-O! The Remixes, proved to be an event, debuting at No. 1 with the help of the No. 1 single, “Ain’t It Funny,” featuring Ja Rule. This is the biggest selling remix album of all time, with over 2.5 million copies Worldwide.
Since her debut, Jennifer’s music has mirrored her career trajectory: the sweet reminiscing of her South Bronx childhood with “On The 6,” the firm, sexy confidence on “J.Lo” and now, Jennifer continues to express herself musically with her newest release (and best selling debut), “This Is Me…Then.”
Indeed, Jennifer’s latest collection is a testament to her soul, her spirit and her present state of mind. And Jennifer’s voice—always airy and angelic—is even more so. It seems as if her peace of mind is bringing out new notes and new nuances to her talent that have never before been heard.
On “Still,” a powerful mid-tempo track that is both plaintive and strong, Jennifer lays her heart out on the line with a melodic and melancholy tale of a love-gone-wrong. It’s sentiment that anyone who has ever had a heart-broken—or broken someone else’s—can understand. And her passion for the lyrics shines through and rings true. “Loving You,” brings the familiar baseline from Mtume’s 1983 hit, “Juicy Fruit.” That fun 80s era flair is a perfect backdrop for the tight production and carefree atmosphere.
The title of the album is an apt one, because every song feels like a no-holds-barred interview with Jennifer that has been set to a pulsating beat. On “I’m Glad,” a sunny, harmonious ballad, the thumping bass line is layered right under a light harpsichord. The lyrics—a thankful, happy tale of being in love—are sweet enough to eat. And on “The One,” which borrows from The Stylistics winsome ballad, “You Are Everything,” an intricate string arrangement is married to a hip-hop beat. Jennifer’s powerful pipes bring a perfect old-soul edge to the love song—a new millennium version of the tracks that brought an older generation together.
One of the album’s musical, vocal and lyrical highlights is “Dear Ben,” a declaration of her love for the special someone in her life and the result is nothing short of breathtaking. “Dear Ben” begins with a languid intro and crystal-clear high hats. When the verse begins, the song is quickly revealed to be a love poem set to music. The raw energy and power of the song makes Jennifer a balladeer to be reckoned with—one who is not afraid to let her true self come through in her music.
On “All I Have,” which brings to mind Debra Laws 1980 ballad, “Very Special,” Jennifer goes line for line and verse for verse in a battle of the sexes with none other than LL Cool J.
The first single from This Is Me…Then, “Jenny From The Block,” makes the point once again. The single is a tribute to Jennifer’s childhood in the place where hip-hop began, The Bronx. With subtle samples from The Beatnuts “Off The Books” and KRS-1’s “South Bronx” Jennifer brings it back to her roots, with help from respected lyricists Styles and Jadakiss from The Lox. No matter where she’s been, who she has performed with or what awards she’s received—Jennifer is still “Jenny From The Block,” and this playful anthem brings that to light.
Jennifer brings her album to full circle with ballads like the “Again,” with its twinkling keys and subtle strings and maracas which bring to mind a tropical theme, and “You Belong To Me,” a remake of Carly Simon and Michael McDonald’s 1977 smash, with its live guitar solos, hand claps and funky earthy vibe.
This Is Me…Then is a road trip, a family vacation, a reunion, a wedding, a birthday party and a night on the town, all in one.
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HLN Today is a web site dedicated to Huey Lewis and the News.
The site is constantly updated with the latest information on the band, tour dates, pictures,
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Hugh Anthony Cregg III was born July 5, 1950 in New York City, and grew up in Marin County, California. In 1967, preparing to graduate from New Jersey prep school The Lawrenceville School, Huey applied and was accepted by Cornell University, in Ithaca, NY - but on the advice of his father he decided to wait enrolling in college, and instead he headed for Europe. As he hitch-hiked around the continent he learned to play the harmonica whilst waiting for rides....
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