In part 2 of the Ingvar Estrada episode, Ingvar shares the story of how he became a crossover tenor.

My guest in today’s show razzles, dazzles, and makes everyone move their feet. He is both a singer and band leader and has performed for presidents, royalty, and celebrities alike.

Miss D and Sophie discuss how the two of them met at camp in Vermont many years ago, reconnected on Facebook, and became friends once more.

Miss D and Francois discuss how he fell in love with Latin American and African music. They cover his collection of 50,000 CDs, listen to a number of African songs, and analyze how social and political circumstances influenced the music throughout the continent.

Miss D and Greg, discuss his background as a keyboard player for Diana Ross and many 80’s bands before moving into composing television, film, and commercials.

Miss D and Cole, discuss his family’s background in music and how that led to his music career. His start was in the Second Congregational Church in Greenwich, Connecticut (where he grew up) and he traveled all over Europe performing with them.

Miss D and Ty, composer and cabaret performer, discuss his writing at 5, 1st publishing deal at 16 and signing to Rocket Music (Elton John’s label) in his mid-20’s. His parents were actors (father was Lionel Jeffries) and his grandparents were musicians.

Tells story about rise to fame, his father’s film career, Peggy Lee, and more.
Twitter: @tyjeffriesmusic

Miss Hope Springs sings “A Seedy Little Nightclub in Pigalle,” “Show Off Your Assets,” “Devil Made Me Do It” and “Carnival" live for Miss D. Catch her at Wilton’s Music Hall - August 9-11th, 2016.

CDs are available on her website.
www.MissHopeSprings.com