I just received your cd. I am listening to it now and I am loving it. Will definitely be playing on my station Quiet Storm Radio and will be in touch to set up an interview with you for April Sims A and E Radio.
Thank you Rita! I also found a Mp3 application on Facebook yesterday, I am ready to share many friends, of course with their permission. I am going to post it right now.
At 6:10pm on September 18, 2009, Coralie Raven said…
Thank you Rita - it gives me a lift to hear a singer with your lovely voice say that you like what I do. Thanks from London and hope to visit California again perhaps next year - loved San Diego and sang in Jim Croce's Bar/Restaurant - oh blimey, what a great night that was
"ESB, this is wonderful news! Please give me a link to your station or provide the call letters and frequency so I can let my friends & fans know. Exactly where in Portugal?
My heart thanks you!!!
Jazzy Rita "
About the link, i thing you know, http://jazzradio.ning.com/profile/esbartolo.
My Station is a on line station based on my Last.fm artists library.
I live in a town near Lisbon called Torres Vedras.
FIRST OF ALL WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT SANTA BARBARA,CA.? LOL
IS EVENT PLANNING A SPECIALTY OF YOURS?
ARE YOU MORE CONCERNED WITH PERFORMING AT SUCH EVENTS OR DO YOU HAVE COMPANY OF THIS TYPE? HUMMM!
HEY RITA,
MAYBE WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT YOUR SKILLS !
I MAY NEED YOU FOR AN EVENT I'M WORKING ON FOR NEXT SUMMER!
IT'S ALL ABOUT JAZZ!!
At 12:44am on September 10, 2009, Jackie Clark said…
Hey thanks! Of course those are only the demo versions.I'm playing everything on the tracks but I've since added live drums on Open Your Eyes and I gotta do the piano verses over! That's Donald Hayes on soprano sax on My Inspiration.He's from Memphis but lives in L.A. I'm sure you guys have crossed paths by now.
I'm glad you like the demos cause that means the finals should be ok(I Hope) :-) :-) Thanks again and I'll definitely be in touch!
At 12:05am on September 10, 2009, Jackie Clark said…
PLEASE forgive me not attending the O!! :-) I graduated from Carver High School...I was a pretty decent athlete so I had to put music on the back burner until after college when I decided to try and do it professionally.
At 11:48pm on September 9, 2009, Jackie Clark said…
I've never met Willie but I've heard the name quite a bit! You know how we do it here in Memphis! :-) Sargeant Lulah??!! hahahahahaha! Didn't go to Overton but I knew her very well.I played organ at Mississippi Blvd for a few years while she was a member there.She and my mom were real cool too.It's off to iTunes!! :-) I've added a couple of demos from my actual cd for you to checkout when you can! Let me know if they suck or not! :-) :-)
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Thanks for the kind words very much appreciated.Good luck and congratulations for your career.
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My heart thanks you!!!
Jazzy Rita "
About the link, i thing you know, http://jazzradio.ning.com/profile/esbartolo.
My Station is a on line station based on my Last.fm artists library.
I live in a town near Lisbon called Torres Vedras.
IS EVENT PLANNING A SPECIALTY OF YOURS?
ARE YOU MORE CONCERNED WITH PERFORMING AT SUCH EVENTS OR DO YOU HAVE COMPANY OF THIS TYPE? HUMMM!
Okay, Rita I just added the tracks you suggest to my library.Lovely voice! Thank you for the accepting my invite.
Many blessings & much success,
Ki
MAYBE WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT YOUR SKILLS !
I MAY NEED YOU FOR AN EVENT I'M WORKING ON FOR NEXT SUMMER!
IT'S ALL ABOUT JAZZ!!
I'm glad you like the demos cause that means the finals should be ok(I Hope) :-) :-) Thanks again and I'll definitely be in touch!
Later!
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