Jerry Jennings Band Music Review

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Jerry Jennings Band Music Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Aug.02, 2010, under Home

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On the latest album Shortcut to the Center (produced by rock legend Ronnie Montrose), Jerry has styles that range from classic fusion, to reggae, to melodic rock, and to a style that can only be called ‘dan’. Players on the album are Northern California’s finest. Bruce Spencer, (now touring with Jackie Greene), plays with an amazing feel on this album. Marty Holland, who has played bass with a huge list of people including Lydia Pence of Cold Blood, Bill Kreutzman of the Grateful Dead, Dave Garibaldi and Lenny Williams of Tower of Power. Scott Reams on keys (currently touring with Benton Paul).

“…The Jerry Jennings Band was also quite enjoyable…This band played a nice mix of jazz-influenced rock with elements and influences ranging from Steely Dan, Pat Metheny, Weather Report, to more prog rock stuff like Gentle Giant, Zappa and Happy the Man.” – Progressive Ears

“Make that “Jammin” Jerry Jennings! One of the coolest local releases I’ve come across yet. Jerry is a great guitarist with an incredible feel and excellent tone. This recording ventures into the rock/fusion territory with some great performances all the way around a la Jeff Beck. Jennings has a songwriting style that speaks to the listener without words, only soundscapes of wonderful imagery that take you to a kool world…It’s a fresh album with a different turn at every track…” –Sac This Week

“With his latest release Shortcut to the Center, Jerry Jennings has proven that he is the heir apparent to such guitar legends as Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and David Gilmour. While Jennings is technically proficient on his instrument, he clearly understands that tone and feel count for everything. Thankfully, this is not another guitar CD that is wall to wall shredding and noodling, but instead features remarkably melodic performances that touch the heart and soul of the listener…The production duties were handled by guitarist Ronnie Montrose (who also contributed burning guitar trade-offs with Jerry on “One Blue Lady”). Highly recommended!” –Tim Morse, Music News Network

Check Out Jerry Jennings Band At: http://www.myspace.com/jerryjenningsband

Brent David Fraser Music Review

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Brent David Fraser Music Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Aug.05, 2010, under Home

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“Rockers In Recovery” August 4, 2010 10 PM ET (7PM PT) Our Guests Mark Ludmer & Brent David Fraser

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Our Guests Mark Ludmer & Brent David Fraser

Mark Ludmer is an entertainer singer songwriter multi-instrumentalist specializing in original modern rock.
Mark has written thousands of compositions and recorded hundreds of them. His main influences are as variendrix, Jimi Page,John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, David Boed as Jimi Hwie, Bach, Mozart, Frank Zappa, James Brown, and Yes.

Brent David Fraser career began in Seattle as a Street Musician in the famous Pike Place Market & in the Seattle Theater Community. He was discovered by the casting directors of films, The Chocolate War & Class of 1999, which shot there & opened his road to L.A., where he made films such as Wild at Heart, Wild Orchid II, Dark Side of Genius, The Little Death & Book of Love. He also had roles in TV shows such as The Tracey Ullman Show, Fame L.A., Moloney, Outer Limits, Dark Skies (as Jim Morrison) & The Red Shoe Diaries.

“Rockers In Recovery” This 8 hour per week radio show on the Holistic Lifestyles Radio Network is dedicated to music, news, interviews, events, and festivals taking place in the rock and roll industry in the world of bands or musicians who are in recovery or support recovery.

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Chuck Negron Performing at 12 Step Music Fest Along with 24 other great musician’s click on link to see information on this 4 day music fest in the Florida Keys Nov.4-7,2010 click on link for more info http://www.12stepmusicfest.com/general/artists.php

D’Amato Music Review

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D’Amato Music Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jul.02, 2010, under Home

Tonight at 10pm ET & 7PM PT on “Rockers In Recovery” we will be interviewing 2010 Prism Award nominee Laura C. and we will also have Anthony D’Amato from the awesome rock band D’Amato on the show.

After 20 years of using alcohol and drugs, Laura entered a Recovery Program December 31, 2006. She was unable to find the kind of music that she needed to help her through my process, so she created it. The result of her musical recovery journal, is the CD “The Gift of Brokenness” – 12/Steps-12/Songs. She wrote about everything – from driving drunk in a blackout with her kids in the car, sitting in a meeting and hating everyone there, to the first day she woke up with a glimmer of hope. It is her raw and honest story – and outlines where she was emotionally and spiritually at each step in the recovery process.

Laura has been blessed to be able to record with 4x Grammy Winning Producer, Randy Miller, and wrote and played acoustic piano on all 12 songs.

Also tonight On “Rockers In Recovery” We will be interviewing Anthony D’Amato from the awesome rock band D’Amato on the show. As far as anyone can tell, the seeds that would become D’Amato were sown long before any of its current members (Anthony D’Amato, vocals; Jason Gile, guitar; Dave Filice, bass; Glen Sobel, drums) were even born. Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and The Doors are among the architects of the influences that D’Amato draws from.

Formed in 2005, D’Amato is a four-piece modern rock group with a sense of danger and beauty that’s been missing from the music scene for far too long. Their suitably explosive debut effort “Synesthesia” marks the spot for a new beginning from a band of rock n’ roll brothers united by controversial pasts and an evolving, but positive future.

“We’re all looking for a renaissance here,” explains the group’s founder and frontman, Anthony D’Amato. “Now we have that opportunity and it’s amazing. This music is just as poetic as it is aggressive. Darkness meets hope in a barroom brawl. It forces you to lace your boots up and get ready for the fight. There’s always that ‘F*ck you’ element to it. We really hope to bring some chaos back into the world of rock.”

Everything you’ve heard about D’Amato is true. Their sound is defiantly forward-looking and truly fresh in all senses of that word. “The music is very aggressive,” says bassist Dave Filice. “But the live show is the real rush because there are no safety nets.”

Working with accomplished producers has been an advantage for D’Amato from the beginning. After recording with producer Bryan Carlstrom (Alice in Chains, Billy Idol, Offspring) and Grammy winning Producer/Engineer J.J. Blair (Rod Stewart), D’Amato reached out to a friend, Grammy-winning mixer and engineer Thom Russo (Jay-Z, System of a Down, Audioslave) to complete production and mix the four-song EP.

With several television (ABC,NBC,MTV) and film licensing deals to their credit, and a five-star rating on iTunes, D’Amato has excited and enthralled crowds all over the US and beyond with not only performances, but a rapidly increasing internet presence. “The internet has been extremely effective for us,” says D’Amato, “For example, on myspace.com, we had an international listening audience within 48 hours. People are still hungry for music, and the Internet has made it easier for artists and fans to get around the fire.”

What makes D’Amato stand out is a devil-may-care outlook honed by precision and professionalism.

“We’re all looking for a renaissance here,” explains the group’s founder and frontman, Anthony D’Amato. “Now we have that opportunity and it’s amazing. This music is just as poetic as it is aggressive. Darkness meets hope in a barroom brawl. It forces you to lace your boots up and get ready for the fight. There’s always that ‘F*ck you’ element to it. We really hope to bring some chaos back into the world of rock.”

Everything you’ve heard about D’Amato is true. Their sound is defiantly forward-looking and truly fresh in all senses of that word. “The music is very aggressive,” says bassist Dave Filice. “But the live show is the real rush because there are no safety nets.”

Working with accomplished producers has been an advantage for D’Amato from the beginning. After recording with producer Bryan Carlstrom (Alice in Chains, Billy Idol, Offspring) and Grammy winning Producer/Engineer J.J. Blair (Rod Stewart), D’Amato reached out to a friend, Grammy-winning mixer and engineer Thom Russo (Jay-Z, System of a Down, Audioslave) to complete production and mix the four-song EP.

With several television (ABC,NBC,MTV) and film licensing deals to their credit, and a five-star rating on iTunes, D’Amato has excited and enthralled crowds all over the US and beyond with not only performances, but a rapidly increasing internet presence. “The internet has been extremely effective for us,” says D’Amato, “For example, on myspace.com, we had an international listening audience within 48 hours. People are still hungry for music, and the Internet has made it easier for artists and fans to get around the fire.”

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Patrick Duff Music Review

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Patrick Duff Music Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jul.06, 2010, under Home

I taught myself guitar and started playing and singing on the street for money when I was 17. I didn’t know how to play anyone else’s songs so I made up my own. Sky songs. I never wrote any of them down and I can’t remember anything about them.

“Get in the back of the car you’re gonna be a pop star” that’s what some man shouted out at me one day as I walked down Stokes Croft in Bristol. That man was David Francolini. I got in his car and he introduced me to Alex Lee. Me and Alex got drunk and dropped acid and stayed up all night playing guitars and that was Strangelove. Me, Alex, Julian, Joe and Dave and then John and then Nick. We got signed after 5 gigs to Food/Parlophone/EMI. We toured around UK and Europe a few times with firstly Radiohead and then Suede. Played with the Manic Street Preachers, had a string of top 40 hits, played on the main stage at Glastonbury and Reading, recorded in Studio 2 at Abbey Road where the Beatles did all their albums. I saw my band on the countdown of Top Of The Pops. We did 3 albums and split up in 1998 after 7 years together.

After that I walked around in Leigh Woods, which is a forest outside Bristol, for about 2 years. When I came out of that I had handed my life over to songwriting completely. Then I went to South Africa to write songs with an 83 year old black woman shepherdess called Madosini. I had seen her play at Womad festival and her edgy ancient blues music blew my mind. Madosini had lived in a village in Trans-sky. She had sat playing music on the side of a hill for 70 years before being discovered by Womad. Then me and Madosini toured around doing our thing.

After returning I started writing new songs. Which went on to make up my album called Luxury Problems. The first part of the album was recorded in the middle of nowhere in a cottage in Dartmoor which belongs to Nigel Shaw and Caroline Hillier. This part of the album was produced by Adrian Utley (Portishead). Back in Bristol and Bath I completed the album with Alex Lee producing and recording at Moles studio with Paul Corkett. The album features some of the most amazing musicians, Damon Reece (ex-Spiritualized), Mike Mooney (ex-Spiritualized) and Jim Barr (Portishead). It was released on EMI’s Harvest label on 21st June 2005.

I’ve now written a new album of songs which I will record and hopefully release this year. I run a songwriting workshop which is open to anyone in the world who can make it and it is amazing!

I am happy to be part of the website http://www.patrickduff.com/ and look forward to meeting you.

Love Patrick

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The Blues News 10PM EST

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The Blues News 10PM EST

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jul.07, 2010, under Home

Tony Dellaria – Staff Photographer

Dellaria & Associates, Inc.

Blues Photography

Based in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, I grew up with Music including Blues, R&B, Jazz and Rock & Roll. My older sister and brother fed me their old 8 tracks and vinyl, and I knew at an early age that music could satisfy the soul! I learned to play the drums in my early teens, taking lessons from the late Butch Tucker, a prominent Jazz drummer and sought my way to the big time, with dreams of fame and fortune. Well, fame and fortune never really came about, but a transition through playing various genres of music through the eighties finally led me back to the roots of the blues in 1990. Check out more about Tony At http://www.bluessource.com/content.php?name=Anthony Dellaria

While finishing my engineering degree in Syracuse NY, I met a Harp player named Midnight Mike Pettroff (The Dirty Pool, Syracuse, NY). Mike encouraged me to be more open minded as a musician, and after I got honest about the music that made me feel the best, I realized that somehow all good music somehow emanates from the BLUES!

After moving to Tampa Florida in 1993, I had the opportunity to play with another great Harp player, Mr. Philip Bozman, better know as “Nitro”. The list of great, but little known Blues players I have had the opportunity to meet and even play with goes on.

While attending the Tampa Bay and Sarasota Blues Festivals in 1993 -1994, I began taking photographs of various artists, and found another passion other than playing the Blues. Thanks to photographers, journalists, and Blues Fans like Gary Miller and Tim Richards, I became inspired to take the photography a little more seriously, and was encouraged to do something with my photographs. I also got some great support from the Long Island Blues Society, and I suppose I need to mention my wife!

I lucked out in June of 2004, and obtained press access to Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Festival in Dallas Texas, and since that turning point have tried to attend as many Blues Festivals as time and money allow. There is just something very special about being right up there next to the Artist and getting that special look that lets me know everything really is going to beall right, just like Muddy said!

I post some of my photos at www.msnusers.com/tonydellariasbluespics, although the site needs some serious attention! Also, Gary Miller has given me some great opportunities to post right here at bluessource.com. www.BluesSource.com brings you the real deal when it comes to covering the Blues. I hope you connect often!

Northwest Music Scene

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Northwest Music Scene

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jul.13, 2010, under Home

July 12th 2010 10 PM ET (7PM PT) “Rockers In Recovery” will be interviewing “Northwest Music Scene” which has grown into one of the largest music only networks in the northwest

My name is Glen C. and I am in Recovery,

I grew in Washington State near the Canadian border and early on in my life learned value of hard work and that has stuck with me ever since. Working on fishing boats in Alaska in my late teens, probably had something to do with my work ethic too!

I have loved most forms of music as far back as I can remember. Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Ernest Tubb, Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins and many others from that era is what we listened to in our house. My love affair with Rock and Roll didn’t actually start until my late teens. Then I discovered FM radio and Van Halen! I spent many years going to concerts, listening to radio and devouring as much of this music as I could.
To this day, I still have a very wide variety of music that I listen too. My playlist can go from Black Sabbath to Brandi Carlile to classical music and back to Elvis, in a heartbeat.

A few years ago I was given the opportunity to get into a side of music I hadn’t experienced before. That side was promotions and marketing. I fell in love with the challenge of creating something out of nothing.

My site, the Northwest Music Scene has grown into one of the largest music only networks in the Northwest. We like to call it the digital equivalent to a gig poster. Through this site we have been able to expose some extremely talented people to others that would not normally have heard of them. Starting only four months ago the Facebook page is nearing 12,000 fans and nearly 6,000 on Myspace. Our brand new website will be launched soon so stay tuned for some exciting details about that.

My other venture is called Recovery Palooza. Because of my involvement with VIII Days Clean from the promotions side of the band I had the opportunity to see how lives were being affected in a positive way through music. I decided that I would like to do this in more than just the Northwest.

The first Recovery Palooza tour is going to happen in August of 2010. The tour is going to be paid for by VIII Days Clean and it will stretch the length of the West Coast and they will play with other recovering musicians in clean and sober venues along the way.
Recovery Palooza and VIII Days Clean is part of a global recovery movement. We aim to break the myth that recovery is boring and no fun. We have found just the opposite to be true!

I am also very excited to be a Co-Producer of Rockers in Recovery along with John Hollis. John has been extremely generous in including me on this most incredible journey…and you know what folks? We are just getting started. The best is yet to come!

You can find out more about Recovery Palooza and the Northwest Music Scene by looking us up on Facebook.

Northwest Music Scene
http://www.facebook.com/pages/NorthWest-Music-Scene/330099731523?ref=ts

Recovery Palooza
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000538502368

Glen C.
Northwest Music Scene

Mike Zito Music Review

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Mike Zito Music Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jul.21, 2010, under Home

Mike Zito

Growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, Zito was immersed in the gritty sounds of the south side that would unknowingly become the groundwork of his future in music. Like the legends before him, music has coursed through his veins from the early age of five, when he began singing and performing. It didn’t take long for him to discover his instrument of choice – electric guitar – after receiving a Van Halen record for his birthday. His education and journey were just starting – little did he know he would find himself among such legends at a local guitar shop just out of high school. “Everyone from Chuck Berry to Bennie Smith came in that store,” Zito shares of his experience. “I soaked up the sounds of that store and began building my own style.”

Zito’s journey took off at the age of 19, when he busted into the local St. Louis music scene, developing his sound even further from the stage. His first independent release arrived in 1996, titled “Blue Room” which included raw and funky songs “Hollywood” and “Pull the Trigger”. His songwriting experience would break through on his sophomore release titled “America’s Most Wanted” in 1999. This album shares his pop sensibilities and intense guitar work. “Crazy People”, “Deal Me In” and his own rendition of Elton John’s “Rocket Man” all set the pace to bring him into a national audience.

http://www.mikezito.com/

http://www.amazon.com/Today-Mike-Zito/dp/B00158K10A

http://www.reverbnation.com/mikezito

http://www.deltagrooveproductions.com/music/artists/mike_zito/main.html

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mike-Zito/12208216601

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WnAo4V8T7o

http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/zitomike

http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/mike-zito/id192567248

Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010

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Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.21, 2010, under Home

10PM ET June 23, 2010 “Rockers In Recovery” will be Interviewing Kim Martin Of Crossroads Centre at Antigua.

We will be talking about the all day benefit concert for Crossroads Centre Antigua at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010. Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010 is produced by “Rocker In Recovery” Eric Clapton. Mr. Eric Clapton is the founder of Crossroads Centre at Antigua. The Concert will take place on Saturday, June 26 at Toyota Park in Chicago.

Mr. Clapton and Crossroads Centre Foundation have spent million’s of dollars to put people in treatment since the opening of the center in 1998. His foundation is helping people of the Caribbean and around the world to regain their dignity and begin the road of addiction recovery. “Rockers In Recovery” thanks Mr. Clapton and Crossroads Centre Foundation for all they do for addicts needing help.

The following artists are confirmed to participate in this unique event to benefit Crossroads Centre Antigua all performers donate their time for this benefit concert:

Albert Lee, Allman Brothers Band, BB King, Bert Jansch, Buddy Guy, David Hidalgo and Cesar Rosas of Los Lobos, Doyle Bramhall II, Earl Klugh, Eric Clapton, Gary Clark Jr., Hubert Sumlin, James Burton, Jeff Beck, Jimmie Vaughan, Joe Bonamassa, John Mayer, Johnny Winter, Jonny Lang, Keb’ Mo’, Pino Daniele, Robert Cray, Robert Randolph, Sheryl Crow, Sonny Landreth, Stefan Grossman, Steve Winwood, Vince Gill, and ZZ Top.

Back by enormous popular demand at the 2010 Crossroads Guitar Festival will be THE GUITAR CENTER VILLAGE AT CROSSROADS. Appealing to musicians and fans alike, the Village will feature over twenty guitar-centric exhibitors, including the finest guitar manufacturers on the planet, as well as the best amplification and gear brands. In addition to hosting the Village, Guitar Center is bringing its infamous Legends Collection of famous vintage guitars, including Clapton’s awe-inspiring “Blackie” Fender Stratocaster and Gibson ES-335, Stevie Ray Vaughn’s iconic Strat “Lenny”, and a stellar collection of must-see rarities. Get in line early to see these amazing guitars, as the Legends Collection will be one of the most popular exhibits in the Village.

Another great attraction at the Village will be the Ernie Ball Stage, from which a series of Master Guitar Clinics will run continuously from 10:00 a.m. to mid-afternoon. Among the main stage performers who have agreed to conduct a clinic are Albert Lee, Bert Jansch, Joe Bonamassa, Robert Randolph, Sonny Landreth, and Stefan Grossman, and and blues legends HoneyBoy Edwards and Hubert Sumlin. (Clinics subject to change.) The winner of the “Ernie Ball Play Crossroads” contest for unsigned musicians, The Ryan McGarvey Band, will also get a chance to shine on the Ernie Ball Stage. This promises to be one of the highlights of the Village experience, and don’t be surprised if you see other main stage artists standing in the crowd taking in the clinics during the day.

Dudley Taft New CD Review

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Dudley Taft New CD Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.30, 2010, under Home

If you got a hankering to listen to some good old kick-ass blues/rock mixed with a dash of classic rock “Left For Dead”

On “Rockers In Recovery” tonight June 30Th at 10PM ET & 7PM PT live from WWNN 1470AM and streaming live around the world on the holistic Lifestyles Radio Network . We will be interviewing Dudley Taft who grew up in a country called the “Midwest”, where he learned the values of friendship, roots blues, rock ‘n’ roll and a good ear of corn.

Local guitar hero Rob Swaynie in Indianapolis taught Dudley the value of music theory interspersed with B.B King, Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top riffs. Taking his newfound skills with him, he founded the band “Space Antelope” with friend Trey Anastasio (of Phish Fame) in high school.

Dudley moved to Seattle in the summer of 1990, joining the Seattle band “Sweet Water”. After touring the states with “Monster Magnet”, “Candlebox” and “Alice in Chains”, and recording two albums for Atlantic he left the band to resurrect “Second Coming”. More touring followed with an album on Capitol records and a taste of success thanks to the single “Vintage Eyes” which made it to #10 on the Rock Radio charts. Older and wiser, Dudley has now turned his attention back to the roots of the music that inspired him to pick up the guitar. Dudley is also member of the KZOK band Spike and the Impalers.

Big, fat and loud are descriptives that got slapped around on the début album of Seattle’s rock and blues singer/songwriter Dudley Taft; pretty, soft and conservatively wired listeners need not apply.

“Left For Dead” is stacked with the Texan overtones of ZZ Top and SRV yet with an untypical innovative style and approach that gives this album the meat and potatoes to get a listener on the sonic train tracks and dancing till they pull into the station.

There is no question that Taft, his band and this album have passed through the deep mojo fires of the Seattle music culture infecting a blend of blues standards like Willy Dixon’s “Back Door Man” and “Seventh Son” and Taft’s original work like the album’s title track, “Left For Dead” which encapsulates the spirit of the NW blues with lyrics like “My body hit the mattress, but my soul hit the floor”.

The first tune out the gate is Taft’s “Ain’t No Game” which had me heading for my leather pants, boots and ready for a ride and by the last tune, also a Taft original, “If You’ll Come Home” I had to wonder if I wasn’t listening to the next Billy Gibbons or Joe Bonamassa.

If you are new to the name Dudley Taft, he is no upstart to say the least, he’s been rocking crowds for years with regional superstars Spike and the Impalers and it’s going to take a tornado to knock this showman off his game. So if it’s a feast of thick and beefy guitar tones or a stratospheric riff rock, blue note rocket ride this collection of NW styled blues tunes is a must have for any serious rock blues music collection.
by William Thomas Anderson – Rock the Blues/Washington Blues Society

Erin Hamilton New Single Review

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Erin Hamilton New Single Review

by Holistic Lifestyles Radio on Jun.30, 2010, under Home

Tonight at 10pm ET & 7PM PT on “Rockers In Recovery” we will be interviewing Erin Hamilton. Ten years ago, a cover version of Gary Wright’s “Dreamweaver” introduced Erin Hamilton to the dance world. The daughter of comedienne Carol Burnett enjoyed a string of club hits including “The Flame,” “Satisfied,” and “The Temple” which all appeared on her CD “One World.” After personal struggles with substance abuse and relationships led to an extended break from the music industry. With five years of sobriety and a new family, Erin is back again – having achieved back-to-back number one hits on the club chart “The Flame 08″ and “Control Yourself.” http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FErin_Hamilton&h=a2ed2FyXhlCJ-_yjdRF1PbS4MVg

Erin Hamilton (born 14 August 1968[1]) is an American electronic dance music singer. The daughter of actress Carol Burnett and TV Producer Joe Hamilton, she has scored several hits on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart. She is the youngest of eleven siblings.[2]

Prior to a dance music career, Hamilton was a member of several jazz and blues-inflenced bands (As Is, Komba Kalla) and played at the House of Blues.[1][2] Her first solo single was a cover version of Gary Wright’s 1975 hit “Dream Weaver”, released in 1998. Her debut album, One World, was released the following year.[3] The album also included a cover of Cheap Trick’s hit “The Flame”. To promote the album she opened for artists such as Bette Midler and Whitney Houston.[4]

In 2008, her cover of “The Flame” was remixed and re-released (as “The Flame 08″) and this version hit number one on the U.S. dance chart in April.