Hi Denise, just wanted you to know how much I enjoy your CDs. I have several of your CDs and every song has been just mav'lus. :-) You know my sister, Ava? ttyl,,fdupr
Hi Gary! Thanks so much for connecting and for your complementary comments. I still have some family and lots of friends in Allentown ... I need to get back for a visit!! In the meantime, have a cheese steak for me!
Hey Denise, I was surfing the jazz network, (joined today) and saw that you were born in Allentown Pa. Well I still live in the Lehigh Valley--Easton Pa, and just thought I would say hello to a home town artist. Your clips sound wonderful---loads of talent----the best of luck to you in your singing career.
Regards,
Gary
Dear Denise,
Thanks so much for your kind words on my latest post/blog/review/etc.
I purchased (itunes) your recording of "When Summer Turns to Snow". I think you are a marvelous singer. Love listening to you.
xo
L.
Hi!
I checked out your page in the Jazz Network. Nice playing! When you get a moment please check out my free guitar lesson page at: http://www.bluesandjazzguitar.blogspot.com/ pass it on to friends, students and anyone who likes jazz guitar. I’m trying to promote jazz and blues guitar.
Best regards,
Robert
Hello Denise, It's such thrill to hear snippets of your new CD here. Sounds like you have a winner. Lot's of luck and hope to see you at Kevyn's event.
At 12:22pm on November 17, 2008, HAROLD HAITY said…
Hi Denise, thanks for our friendship.
Happy to have your contact.
Was listening to your wonderful songs.
That's real jazz.
Have a great week Denise.
Harold
Glad you like it Denise! I think it came out with "your vibe"...somehow I have discovered I have a "knack for designing the essence of an artist".... glad you feel it.
Happy and successful trails with your outstanding CD "What Lies Within"...
I love your new CD. It's stiill getting a lot of arplay, as you can see frm the airplay list and charts I've sent you. My new CD is still hanging in there as well. Let's get together soon. Stay beauitful.
I am so elated to hear about how cool your CD release party was....you deserve to be climbing the charts the way you are!!! How cool is that?? You are probably smiling big....it was my pleasure to help support your efforts, its truly an honor for you bring such wonderful artistry to the fold of Jazz.
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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The two artists are known opposites in the world of instrumental music. On Metheny's latest, the jazz guitarist wrings an unexpectedly visual listening experience from Zorn's knotty compositions.
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Loving the sounds Donna & the album cover pics. You look fabulous!
Hope things are well.
Kindest
Peter
Regards,
Gary
Thanks so much for your kind words on my latest post/blog/review/etc.
I purchased (itunes) your recording of "When Summer Turns to Snow". I think you are a marvelous singer. Love listening to you.
xo
L.
Love & Music, Shawn!
Reggie
I checked out your page in the Jazz Network. Nice playing! When you get a moment please check out my free guitar lesson page at: http://www.bluesandjazzguitar.blogspot.com/ pass it on to friends, students and anyone who likes jazz guitar. I’m trying to promote jazz and blues guitar.
Best regards,
Robert
I just stopped by and listened to you...What a nice voice!
Soon I got your CD at the Amazon.com.
Yours,
basskie
Happy to have your contact.
Was listening to your wonderful songs.
That's real jazz.
Have a great week Denise.
Harold
Happy and successful trails with your outstanding CD "What Lies Within"...
Love and bridges,
Jaijai
I love your new CD. It's stiill getting a lot of arplay, as you can see frm the airplay list and charts I've sent you. My new CD is still hanging in there as well. Let's get together soon. Stay beauitful.
Love,
Alphonse
If you need help, let me know.
Peaceful wonder,
Jaijai
I am so elated to hear about how cool your CD release party was....you deserve to be climbing the charts the way you are!!! How cool is that?? You are probably smiling big....it was my pleasure to help support your efforts, its truly an honor for you bring such wonderful artistry to the fold of Jazz.
Thank you for who you are and what you share.
Best always,
Jaijai
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