Say Hey!...sweet songbird....well done!....and great chops on the vocals....you've learned your craft so well....and boy do my heart and soul and ears love the stylings....thankyou...thankyou...thankyou...and i truly love yuour photos too...they are full of life and love and people living in the moment...again....well done! All my nest to you and all those lucky enough to be in your life...always b
Hi Frances enjoyed your songs. Your voice on these tunes sounded so much like Diann Schuur and I love her music. Enjoyed your Etta James rendition of "At Last" sexy
Thanks Frances for your very kind words, every now and then, the creator allows me to play something meaningful dispite myself! Seriously though, I am extremely grateful to be part of something so important and grand as creative music. Keep on singing! Phil
Thank you so much. I do not have a choir but some of them are extremely talented. The band I manage Jazzmatic you hear here on my page are adults. We have a studio and do everything Produce, Master etc. in house in Atlanta. Will who is Jazzmatic is also an Engineer a genius all the way around. I thank you so much for your kindness....do you have a studio here in LA? If so when the band comes to town hopefully on tour in the Spring and/ or Summer we can do some recording then. Let me know your fees for studio time if this is something you do.
hi Frances, welcome to check out the latest changes on mypage with the music samples of new songs (so far just a computer playing, the lyrics are under the blog posts) hope for an updated retro swingy style one day..wish you a successful fall, P
At 10:44am on September 24, 2008, Patty Fanelli said…
Frances...nice to see the video, brings back memories of that fun evening we spent with you in Long Beach.
Hi Hon!!! Listening to your music as I get my paperwork done this morning. Hope all is well in your world!! We love you here at Indie Showcase and awesomeradio.net!!
Shashona xx
At 5:57pm on September 11, 2008, Patty Fanelli said…
Hey Frances.....love the new song additions. You're sounding great.
Did you get a chance to see Johnny Oatis, musician and disc jockey,with paingings in background, on my pictures, check it out? I do some dabbling also.
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Say Hey!...sweet songbird....well done!....and great chops on the vocals....you've learned your craft so well....and boy do my heart and soul and ears love the stylings....thankyou...thankyou...thankyou...and i truly love yuour photos too...they are full of life and love and people living in the moment...again....well done! All my nest to you and all those lucky enough to be in your life...always bQuindo
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