The Colors Of Music - Debut Show Featuring ColoredPeople.net's Talented

ColoredPeople.net Presents "Colors of Music" - Music from our talented singers, musicians and producers
 

Diva Joan Cartwright - DivaJC is the founder of Women in Jazz South Florida, Inc. She is a Jazz and Blues singer, composer, author and educator. Freddie Hubbard recorded her composition "Sweet Return" on Atlantic Records in 1983. 

ColoredPeople.net BlogTalkRadio Show host, Tania-Maria Xavier, is honored to be the first radio show host to debut Joan's song "Making Love To You", recorded in 1981 in Queens New York with her band Jazz Hotline. 

The Amazing Musicwomen Ensemble is available for bookings.

www.blogtalkradio.com/musicwoman 
www.fyicomminc.com


 

Lamonte McLemore - Lamonte is the creator of the 60's vocal group The Fifth Dimension. Original five members consisted of: Lamonte McLemore, Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis, Jr., Ron Townson and Florence LaRue. The group won five Grammy Awards with the song "Up, Up and Away", a top 10 hit.

Lamonte has written two songs: “A Love like ours” could never be (Portrait 1970) “The Singer” (Love's Lines Angles & Rhymes 1971).

He has also been blessed with a 50 year freelance career as a Jet Magazine photographer.

http://www.lamontephotography.com/
Check out his interview at our BlogTalkRadio Show on May 22, 2009.

 

Chuk Barber - Chukinho was called up in 1997, to the “Big Leagues” to play alongside his musical heroes in the Original Low Riders, aka the 70's funk group WAR, as part of the driving rhythm section that has become the band’s signature trademark.
(The roots of War lay in an R&B cover band called the Creators. While attending high school in the Compton area, in 1962, guitarist Howard Scott and drummer Harold Brown started the group.)

Since moving to Portland, Chukinho, along with another New Orleans musician, Tom Sandahl, and 5 of Portland’s finest, created the group, Indigo, fusing Brazilian Bossa Nova with Jazz and Funk beautifully.
Chukinho is also a writer and painter. We will feature two of the Band's songs... surprise!

http://www.lowriderband.com

Check out his interview at our BlogTalkRadio Show.
 

Alison Lewis - A singer and songwriter with a wide variety of genres and experiences who has toured for five years with the award-winning six-women a cappella group, Vocolot.

Currently she performs with jazz trios, as well as am developing her own original album. She provides vocal session and/or arrangement work for artists in London, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

Most recent projects include a recently-released Jason Becker album, The Sims video game, the Eragon video game, and several independent films.

Her featured songs are:
"Be My Baby" - lyrics and music by Stephen Gernhauser (and Alison Lewis of course on vox)
"These Hands" - lyrics by Linda Hirschhorn, music by Alison Lewis (She is the lead vocalist, and Linda Hirschhorn and Ellen Robinson are on back-ups)

http://www.myspace.com/alilewis
http://www.linkedin.com/in/alilew2000


 

Tonya Broach (Tonyarie) - Tonya is a phenomenal singer and actress from Cleveland, Ohio. She has just finished playing the lead role of Esther in a wonderful play called "Intimate Apparel" written by Lynn Nottage and is currently working on assembling her own band and starting a production company.

"One" is her featured song.
Song Credit: George Sipl
George A. Sipl Productions
Middleburg Heights, OH 

http://www.Tonyarie.com

Ajay Johnson - Ajay is a producer, director, editor, and cameraman. His experience as a music producer shines through with a new *multi artist release on iTunes "Regal Covers Live".

This is a wonderful CD featuring various talented singers and we are honored to bring a couple of cuts of this great production to you. 



* Artists featured on Regal Covers Live (Vol. 1)

Dwight Trible, Marcellus Smith, Vann Johnson, Alexandra Taylor, Carol Chaikin, Ray Sidney and Karen Hernandez



Join your host Tania-Maria Xavier on June 4, 2009 @ 8pm Pacific/10pm Central/11pm Eastern for this hour of beautiful music. Meet us at BlogTalkRadio.com/ColoredPeople


This show has been dedicated to the memory of Freddie Hubbard (7 April 1938 – 29 December 2008)


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