Pamela Hart Featured Across the YouTube AirWaves
See Pamela Hart's Live Interview on YouTube!
Press Release by: William Jackson
Recently the lovely and talented Ms. Pamela Hart was Featured on the Smooth Show hosted by Mr. Bavu Blakes of MET Television. Pamela chatted with Bavu about her illustrious career and very exciting upcoming events.
We’re pleased to report this interview and a special live performance with Mr. James Polk is available to you on YouTube and we invite you to view the Feature @ http://www.youtube.com/user/hartbeat07.Just as a reminder, Pamela’s official website is Http://www.PamelaHart.com and you can pick up her HIT CD May I Come In? at Waterloo Records in Austin, Texas as well as Http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/PamelaHart.
Pamela Hart is highly regarded as Austin Texas’ finest jazz vocalist. Noted by Austin Women’s Magazine as “Austin’s First Lady of Jazz,” audiences rave about Pamela’s excellent pitch, clarity, and soothing vocal quality. “Her warm, clear tones and meticulously controlled pitch carry an illusion of effortlessness”--Tribeza Magazine. Her sultry rendition of classic jazz standards and contemporary music wins immediate acceptance by any audience. Born in Los Angeles, California, Pamela moved to Austin, Texas in 1982. In addition to regular appearances at Austin clubs, restaurants, live music broadcasts, weddings, banquets/parties, and festivals, Pamela and her husband Kevin Hart have produced (and she has performed in) the semi-annual Women in Jazz Concert Series—the greatest events for female jazz musicians in Texas—1994 through 2006. The series also includes a Vocal Performance Workshop where Pamela and other professional vocalists and musicians share performance techniques, communicating with musicians and many other aspects of jazz singing.
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Best,
William JacksonW. Jackson & Associates, LLC
P.O. Box 1307
Round Rock, TX 78680
512-786-2364 (CST)
WJacksonAssociates@excite.com
For more information: Pamela's Official Myspace Site
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