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Lori Jenaire left a comment for Bibi Green"Hi Bibi,
I hope you are having a lovely New Year so far. I was contacted by a promoter for a Valentines Day concert in ATL and suggested Marcus be on the gig. They were looking at several smooth jazz/soul artists. Please give me a call if you are…"
Lori Jenaire left a comment for Rev. Phyllicia M. Hatton"HEY PHYLLICIA - I'M JUST GETTING THIS. NOT THAT GOOD AT THE SOCIAL NETWORKING THING YET :) GIVE ME A CALL ANYTIME 818-415-5091."
Rev. Phyllicia M. Hatton left a comment for Lori Jenaire"Greetings Lori!
I pray you are doing terrific! If you will, please send me a note as soon as you are able -- phyproductions@aol.com. Thank you! Looking forward to catching up with you!
Phyllicia"
Dr. Moira left a comment for Lori Jenaire"Hey Lori I see that you will be at the Biltmore on Friday the 24th. I am going to try my best to come by. I have an event that evening for the 100 Black Men of Long Beach so this would be a great evening to come and see you when I leave that event.…"
Patti Wicks left a comment for Lori Jenaire"Thanks for the sweet words about my "Ghost Of A Chance". :-)
You sound great, too!
Talk to you soon.
Patti"
Dr. Moira left a comment for Lori Jenaire"Stopped by to hear a little Magic Mona!!!! I will be back that way in Tenn end of Aug and my come back for my B-day to see my Dad in Jackson Tenn to celebrate both of our birthdays. So If I make it that way I will stop by the festival. Still hoping…"
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- Where are you located?
- Los Angeles
- Tell us a little about your background...
- Lori Jenaire is emerging dramatically on the music scene, rapidly carving her niche in the world of neo-jazz/soul. A statuesque 6-foot-tall beauty with scintillating vocals, Lori’s presence conjures up images of divas from an era past.
Along with several national advertising jingles for Coca-Cola, General Electric, and United Way, it is her voice we hear as the featured vocalist on Stanley Clark’s soundtrack for the movie. “Funny Valentines” In her T.V. debut, her persona and music was featured on the Emmy award winning PBS documentary “Colores” and in the hit comedy/drama “Girlfriends”.
Lori’s hit single “You Know How to Love Me” achieved Grammy consideration and Bullet status on the Billboard top 20 Charts.
Lori Jenaire is the voice of yesterday, fused with today, culminating into tomorrow. Feast your ears to the incredible sounds of this unique and talented artist, and welcome to a world of a voice you cannot forget – the voice of LORI JENAIRE.
- How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
- Mekeda - Jazzmyne PR
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://www.lorijenaire.com
~ The Many Sides Of Lori Jenaire ~
Comment Wall (91 comments)
- At 1:52pm on September 17, 2009,
Luther DeJarunett said…
- At 3:38am on August 8, 2009,
- At 10:15am on July 18, 2009, Dr. Moira said…
- Stopped by to hear a little Magic Mona!!!! I will be back that way in Tenn end of Aug and my come back for my B-day to see my Dad in Jackson Tenn to celebrate both of our birthdays. So If I make it that way I will stop by the festival. Still hoping to catch you here...As you see I am picking up speed like I already sis not have enough to do.....Check out the new photos of one of my Amazing girls that is raising the bar to the Moon!!!!! IVY LEAGUE BOUND!!!! I am a proud Mentor.....Teaching her Woman Power!!! Hope all is well with you and give me a holla when you have a chance....
Ciao,
Dr. Moira
- At 12:23am on July 9, 2009,
Jaijai Jackson said… - Oh Lori.......? I know you are traveling all over the place but don't forget to land where we all love ya!!! The Jazz Network Worldwide my friend!!
Stay connected.
Your friend in detecting 'funk'...
Jaijai lol
- At 9:50am on June 22, 2009,
Ron Gill said… - How nice of you, but I moved to Charlotte, NC and getting settled. But, stay in touch,
Ron
- At 12:25pm on May 13, 2009, Rev. Phyllicia M. Hatton said…
- Greetings Lori!
I pray you are doing terrific! If you will, please send me a note as soon as you are able -- phyproductions@aol.com. Thank you! Looking forward to catching up with you!
Phyllicia
- At 1:09pm on April 21, 2009, Dr. Moira said…
- Hey Lori I see that you will be at the Biltmore on Friday the 24th. I am going to try my best to come by. I have an event that evening for the 100 Black Men of Long Beach so this would be a great evening to come and see you when I leave that event. Hope all is well with you and hope to hear and meet you long atlast....I will be requestion Magic Mona...smile that is how you will know I am there....smile...Can not wait to hear you and your amazing voice....
- At 3:27pm on April 20, 2009, Patti Wicks said…
- Thanks for the sweet words about my "Ghost Of A Chance". :-)
You sound great, too!
Talk to you soon.
Patti
- At 1:36pm on April 20, 2009, Patti Wicks said…
- Hi Lori,
Yes, I sure am! I lived there for a year and used to play at Mayno'ws with Susie Miget and Jim, the drummer. I wondered if you were the same Lori jenaire who I met with Ada, the artist, remember?
Love you tracks on your page!
Patti
- At 1:06pm on March 21, 2009, Dr. Moira said…
- Hey Lady,
Just checking in on you and hope all is well in this New Year for you. Still have not had a chance to come and see you and sick about it. I so need a night out to enjoy your amazing music and hopefully get you to sing Magic Mona...LOL When and Where is the next show? Keep me posted or tell me where I can find your calender so I can know when your appearing...hope to hear from you soon....
Ciao for now...
The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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