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Wendy Waldman. Wendy Waldman is a critically acclaimed recording artist, as well as a writer of multi-platinum songs for other singers in musical genres ranging from country to pop, film, jazz, children's music and R&B. She is also a teacher, working musician, and one of the first distinguished female record producers.
Wendy Waldman, BSW, CBIST worked as a Resource Facilitation Coordinator for Brain Injury Association of Florida for 9 years until moving back to Indiana in 2013. She worked as a Brain Injury Continuum Outreach Manager with the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI) from 2013 to 2022. Wendy now works as a NeuroResource Facilitator and a […]
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Angeltown, an Album by Tom Kell. Released in 1993 on Vanguard (catalog no. VCD-79467; CD). Featured peformers: Tom Kell (lead vocals, harmony vocals, acoustic guitar, songwriter), Kenny Edwards (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, backing vocals), Kenny Edwards (producer), Bob Carpenter (keyboards, accordion, percussion, harmony vocals, backing vocals, producer), Bob Glaub (bass), Russ ...
14 de feb. de 2020 · Chrysalis by Katy Moffatt, released 14 February 2020 1. Carnival Man 2. Walkin' On The Moon 3. I'm Sorry Darlin' 4. If Anything Comes to Mind 5. Papacita (Mama Rita) 6. Mr. Banker 7. Borderline 8. Fire in Your Eyes 9. I'll Take the Blame 10. Hard Times on Easy Street 11. I Know the Difference Now 12. Angel Town 13.
Recorded By, Mixed By – Michael Boshears. Strings – Charles Veal *, Dennis Karmazyn, Karen Jones (2), Lya Stern, Pamela Goldsmith, Paul Polivnick, Robert Dubow, Ronald Strauss *, Selene Huford *, Sheldon Samov *. Written-By – Wendy Waldman.
Written by Reed Nielsen and Wendy Waldman . I met a gorgeous, brilliant songwriter in Los Angeles—in the days when I still lived in Nashville. His name was Reed Nielsen. He was perhaps one of the best writers and singers I’d ever met. I adored everything he wrote and sang, and I was privileged to write quite a few tunes with him.
