Jamie-Sue Seal & the Radiotown Flyers

Jamie-Sue Seal & the Radiotown Flyers have been playing American Roots Rock and Country since 2002 and have performed in every region of the United States. Their albums, Fly Away and Free have received airplay on over one hundred Americana and Roots programs across the nation, as well as medium and heavy rotation on Small Market Commercial Country stations.The Radiotown Flyers were the proud recipients of Review Magazine Music Awards, 2005 Country Band Deserving Wider Recognition, Seal received 2005 Country Musician Deserving Wider Recognition, and guitarist Greg Jenkinson received the award for 2006 Country Instrumentalist Of The Year. Bassist John "jonesy" Latini also has garnered several nominations and awards including First Place in The Metro Detroit Songwriting Contest, and as a finalist in The Hank Williams Songwriting Contest in North Carolina.Jamie-Sue Seal has four albums to her credit and is also the host of the Jammin' Round With Jamie-Sue Songwriters Series Radio Show (JamminRound.com) that started in 2003 where she has played with several regional and national artists including showcases at The Americana Music Association Conference. She founded the indie record label, Smokin' Sleddog Records & Promotions in 1999 (MySpace.com/SmokinSleddogRecords) and manages artists such as fingerstyle guitarist, Tim Thompson and celtic duo, Stonecross.Greg Jenkinson has played guitar for most of his life. His skillful playing and flying fingers thrill audiences everywhere he goes. Whether it's an electric or acoustic show, Jenkinson's performance is worth the price of admission.John "jonesy" Latini is a talented multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter. He's got an incredible blues voice, he's warm and funny on stage, and he moves effortlessly from bass and rhythm guitar to pedal and lap steel. Latini has three of his own CDs. (MySpace.com/johnlatini)Chuck Jenkinson plays beautiful mandolin for the Flyers, and brings to the group experience, professionalism and a passion for music and performing that is embedded in his soul. Drums are played by a variety of capable percussionists.Jamie-Sue Seal & the Radiotown Flyers have played electric and acoustic shows on the radio, at art centers, listening rooms, clubs, cafes, house concerts and festivals across the country. Be sure to visit them at their fine website located at www.JamieSueSeal.com. You can also check them out at www.SonicBids.com and at MySpace.com/SmokinSleddogRecords.