1. For many artists, they cite a defining moment for themselves when they knew they wanted to be a singer. For many it was the appearance of Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show, to another generation it was the Beatles’ appearance on Sullivan half a decade later. Is there such a defining moment for you?
Growing up I always watched the TV program The Children’s Hour in Philadelphia. I always dreamed about being on the show and I was lucky enough to get an audition and became a regular member of the cast for several years until it went off air. 2. When you’re not creating music what are you listening to? Who are some of your favorites?
I listen to adult contemporary and jazz music. Some of my favorites are Michael Buble and Celine Dion.
3. What would you say is your greatest moment so far as an artist, either on record or live?
Singing at the presidential inaugurations of Reagan and Bush.
4. Do you believe music can change the world or is just something to listen to? How much can music influence current events?
I believe that it does change the world because it is one of the ultimate forms of communication. It can bridge the gap between cultures.
5. How has technology affected the music industry? How has technology affected your career as a musician?
Technology has enhanced the music industry by making music available world wide through the internet and has allowed independent artist like myself to be more creative and reach more people.
6. Now for my Barbara Walters question: If you were a pair of shoes what type of shoes would you be?
It depends on the occasion. It would be either pumps or sneakers
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