Pamela Jordan: News

Pamela, where have they been hiding you?

What an incredible disc, what an incredible voice and what an incredible CD. From the first song to the last it was so enjoyable.

I hope one day I see that you will be appearing in the Savannah, GA area. I will be sitting front row center. And it also wouldn't surprise me to see your name appearing on one of the late night talk shows as the musical guest. You have beauty, brains (teaching and writing), and talent.

All the best,

Barry Rosen
90.3 WHCJ-FM
Savannah, GA

FANTASTIC!

Every once in a while you come across an album that you just can't put down, and this is one of them. There is not one bad track on this album! I present a late night album show on our station and this is just great music to relax by at the end of the day. Keep up the good work, Pamela, and hopefully we can expect some more of this kind of great material in the not too distant future. Well done!

JOE BEAUCHEZ
101.1 FM
Brisbane,Australia

Great CD!!!
Received a lot of airplay and will in the future. Used in several programs on our station.

Harry Boerman
Veluwe FM
Zutphen, Netherlands

BRILLIANT!! EXCELLENT!! We have enjoyed it immensely, and have added tracks from it to our playlists. Your presentation ... is very refreshing.

Graham Barclay
Soundwave FM
Onekawa Napier, New Zealand



Beautiful music that takes you away on a most enjoyable journey.Great to listen to and play.

George Young
Country Club Productions
Prospect, Australia

Pamela's smooth vocals are soothing, a good wind down elixir. She wrote all of the tunes, some with help from Brian Christopher. Her fresh style is unique and it reminds us of Sade in some ways. Gary Ogan provides strong backup on guitar, keyboards and backing vocals. The groove is a soft R&B/Pop blend with mild jazzy accompaniment. We liked "Things I Didn't Say", "So It Goes", "Waiting", the reggae beats of “Love’s Grand Design" and the heartbreaking lyrics of "Into Thin Air".

D. Oscar Groomes
O's Place Jazz Newsletter
Charlotte, North Carolina

Where has Pamela been hiding? She has a lush and exciting voice. I have been playing her tracks for several weeks and will continue to do so. She has a great future in smooth jazz.

Graham Johnson
2CCR-FM
Baulkham Hills, Australia


Great Album! My listeners love it We are anxious to hear more! Keep it up!

Paul van Kuik
Radio 0162
Dongen, Netherlands

What a great sound you have. We have played several of your tracks to date and plan to schedule more in future programs.

Michael Criddle
Triple H-FM
Horsham, Australia

When I first listened to this CD, a lady in the room said, "Norah Jones!" Her comment was followed a few moments later with, "No. Better!" Great vocals...great composition.

Ralph Bennett
KSRQ Radio
Stephen, Minnesota

Fantastic album. Great stuff for our radio station.

Alex Pijnen
BRTO Radio
Bergen, Netherlands


Your cd "The Fall Of Love" Pamela is a delicious mixture of styles, sounds and feels mixed delightfully together in a style bending tasty mix. Whether it was Latin to Carribean to R&B to Jazz, it all just worked so well to produce and album of your very own songs that feel so good. Here is an album that you just can't wait to hear the next track that will be full of so much light and shade that you feel as though we are being taken somewhere by you Pamela. Your vocals are silken honey and your band never once become self indulgent but rather just sit back and let your voice be the center of attention, just as it should be. This is not to say the band is bland as they demostrate throughout your album they in themselves are a very accomplished outfit.Congratulations on delightfully delicious cd.

Peter Merritt
106.7 FM
Melbourn, Australia

Pamela Jordan’s cd, The Fall of Love is a showcase of her immense talent. Not only does she have a voice that ranges from sensual and sensitive to powerful, but she is obviously the complete musician playing keyboards, percussion and guitar. Her songs are warm and rich and she knows how to get the best out of her well crafted lyrics. The arrangements are simple, slick and catchy. Every one of the ten songs is immensely playable on radio although I do have my favourites; the title track, Into Thin Air, Waiting and Love’s Grand Design. Special moments of the cd I enjoyed were the guitar work by Erick Hailstone on The Fall of Love, Paul Mazzio’s trumpet phrases on Things I Didn’t Say and Into Thin Air. For something different on the cd, Pamela introduced the reggae influence of Love’s Grand Design, highlighting Craig Russell’s catchy style on organ. Pamela has got it all; a wonderful classically-trained voice, the ability to write first-class tunes and a knack of getting the best out of an arrangement. This is a must for collectors of good quality smooth jazz music.

John Holden,
2CCR FM90.5,
Castle Hill, Australia

Looking to expand her performing opportunities beyond the Portland-metro area, Pamela will attend the Artists NW Booking Conference in Eugene, Oregon, October 13 - 16.

This annual event brings together artists, managers, and organizations searching for talent from across the northwest US and western Canada.

Pamela is busy at work writing new songs for her next CD. As with her last CD, author and lyricist Brian Christopher is contributing to this effort. Check here for updates on the recording process, and the CD's release date. You'll also find clips from recording sessions, a chance to help Pam pick cover art, and the date and location of the CD release party.