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Jean Shy & the Shy Guys JEAN SHY & THE SHY GUYS What A Wonderful World 2010 Independent Music Awards Nominee - Blues Album of the Year 2009 Blues Music Awards Nominee - Soul Blues Female Artist of the Year This world renowned Song made famous by Louis Armstrong was recorded by Jean Shy & The Shy Guys in a unique pop-reggae style in 1996. It was added to the Germany release of the Jean Shy CD “Ready For Love,” as one of the Bonus Tracks on the 3rd. Edition of the Album. Now re-mastered, the Track will be digitally released on January 24. 2012. The Song is released now as a “Single” to give people all over the World a message that is very much needed especially in today’s time. With so much hardship going on everywhere, and so many struggles many people are going through, it is easy to forget that in fact “It’s A Wonderful World.” This is a New Year, a new Start, and a new Chance for everyone. It is always important to stay positive, full of love, focused, and determined to reach our goals. In order to not let life get us down, we must count our blessings, and have TRACK LISTING: gratitude for “what we do have.” It will make our every day journey of achieving our goals and life’s dreams much easier and smoother, because in fact it could 01. What A Wonderful World always be worse than it is, therefore we must remember after all “It’s A Wonderful World.” Release Date 01/24/12 The European Press glorifies her with headlines like “The Queen Of The Night,” Format Digital “Golden Throat,” “The Blues-Pipe,” “The Voice from The Lord,” “The Roarer,” “Dynamite Stick,” and many more. Catalog Number 77712 File Under: Pop/AC The Lady they are talking about is internationally acclaimed Singer, Songwriter, Producer, and Actress JEAN SHY. Born in Chicago, her vocal Background had its beginning in Gospel Music. With four Hits under her belt, the 2009 Blues Music Award Nominee is definitely a multi-talented, truly unique Artist, and audiences are overwhelmed by her powerful vocal delivery. UPC # 8-8188777172-2 At the age of twelve Jean was signed by Leonard and Phil Chess to the legendary Chess Label in Chicago. The release of her original composition “Spring Fever” recorded by Tim & Jean became a Regional Hit. Just before leaving High School Jean was signed by Carl Davis for Brunswick Records. With various regional Record successes, she toured as an Opening-Act with Otis Leavill, Tyrone Davis, Released by: King Edward Music Barbara Acklin, The Chi-Lites, The O'Jays, Al Green, The Stylistics, Jackie Los Angeles, CA Wilson, Curtis Mayfield, and Gene Chandler, gathering a tremendous amount of Stage Experience. Releases with Playboy-, Honey-, Fantasy Records, and No 9 & Phone.: 818-506-7006 No 13 Billboard Hits "Night Dancer,” and "That Old Black Magic," produced by www.kingedwardmusic.com Bob Esty, with Robert Stigwood's R.S.O. Records followed. Night Dancer also became one of the Soundtracks in the Movie Roller Boogie starring Linda Blair. Contact Person: Tina Walker [email protected] After her success in the US Jean branched out and went to Europe, making Germany her second home in 1980. There she formed her own Band “The Shy Distributed by: Super D Music Distribution Guys,” with which she has been performing for thousands of Fans at major Contact Mark Grindle at 949-225-1170 Ext. 209 Festivals, Concert Halls, and Churches throughout Europe for more than twenty Years. With the project T-Spoon featuring Jean Shy she landed two Top 10 Hits or at [email protected]. in the Benelux with the Songs Where ‘R ‘U’ Now,” and “Mercedes Benz.” The CD is available on iTunes and all major The Jean Shy & The Shy Guys CD “The Blues Got Soul” earned her a Blues digital download sites. Music Awards Nomination in 2009 for “Soul Blues Female Artist of the Year. The 2010 CD release “Blow Top Blues,” (Jean Shy & Friends) the latest of Jean Shy’s 13 Albums, was nominated for “Blues Album of The Year,” by the 10th Independent Music Awards. Key Selling Points: Throughout her career, Shy has presented recordings and Live Shows, which can be compared to the versatility, and uniqueness of Legends Elvis Presley, and Ray • National Radio Promotion Charles. • National Press Campaign including Internet Promotion A critique once described Jean's performance as follows: Jean Shy has the • Artist available for Radio / Press Interviews conciseness of a Tina Turner, the vivid Northern-Soul feeling of a Van Morrison, the expressiveness of an Etta James, and she convinces above all with one thing "honesty." Download Artist EPK at: www.kingedwardmusic.com/jeanshymedia.htm Artist Website: www.jeanshy.com .
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