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Jacqueline Jacquemain

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Jacqueline has been singing since before she could speak in complete sentences. Her mother used to sing her to sleep every night with the hymn "In The Garden" and Jacqueline started singing it back to her before she could speak. Her first public performance was a semi-regular gig sitting in with the rock band at the local pizza parlor when she was three years old. From that time on, music was in her heart. Her influences ranged from the outlaw sounds of Waylon Jennings to the power vocals of Linda Ronstadt to the sweet sweet harmonies of The Eagles.She started taking piano lessons at age five and began teaching piano to beginners during high school. She expanded her studies to include all percussion instruments during that time as well.On a drive through Nashville during the Christmas holidays, she saw a downtown building lit up with the words Peace On Earth and decided Nashville would be her home someday.The summer before she was to begin classes at Vanderbilt University to study percussion in Nashville, her parents took her to see Cats. It was a turning point in her life in that she realized that she didn't want to be in the orchestra pit with the musicians, she wanted to be on stage performing. Her move to Nashville was postponed, as she went to the University of Miami and earned a BFA in theatre performance. After graduation, she worked in the Miami theater circuit and soon started modeling on South Beach. She was signed by Ford Models and did national print ads for clients ranging from K-Mart to Spiegel and JC Penney. Although the work was exciting and lucrative, she still dreamed of being in Nashville and singing and writing her own music. Determined to make her dream a reality, she saved up enough money through modeling and made the move.Since arriving home, she has been honored to work with some of the best and most successful songwriters in town. She has performed at well-known venues such as the Bluebird Café, Douglas Corner, Billy Block's Western Beat Show and at BMI Showcases at the Exit/In and 12th & Porter. She was also the entertainment at mile 15 of the Country Music Marathon and participated in the National Mamapalooza Festival from inception thru 2009. I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4

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Member Since: 15/02/2006
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Influences: Beth Nielsen Chapman-for soul, Merle Haggard-for honesty, The Eagles-for harmony, Howard Jones-for lyrical content, Bette Midler-for stage presence, Sondheim-for challenge, Bach-for structure, Mozart-for melody, Garth Fundis-for production, George Strait-for delivery, Aerosmith-for energy, Mercy Me-for emotional content.
Sounds Like: A sweet, soothing lullaby at bedtime.
Record Label: Markrophone Music & Publishing
Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

Drama Princess Totals Volvo

 I'm looking at the clock. 5:21 pm. I'm going to make it to Alex's preschool on time. Whew. It's a dollar a minute after 5:30. I have 9 minutes left and I'm only a half mile from his school. Lots of t...
Posted by on Mon, 26 Jan 2009 17:50:00 GMT

More Office Weirdness

Okay, if you read my blog, you'll remember that funky stuff happens at the office building - popcorn in the bathroom stall - parking boots randomly put on cars - butt fuzzies . . . Well, today it hap...
Posted by on Thu, 08 Jan 2009 13:55:00 GMT

Little Girls . . . Magic!

I was feeling pretty bad on Wednesday night so I had just gone to snuggle into the soft, down comforter in my room for a while. Just as I was drifting off I heard a soft 'pitter patter' at the bedroom...
Posted by on Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:44:00 GMT

Four Dollars

When I was in college in Miami, there was a homeless guy who used to stand on one of the corners with a sign that said $4. If you tried to give him a 5-dollar bill, he would point to the sign indigna...
Posted by on Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:21:00 GMT

Yay! I Qualify To Be A U.S. Citizen!

A friend of mine blogged about how unfair it was to give literacy tests to people in the South in order for them to have the right to vote. He linked to a website with some of the sample questions fro...
Posted by on Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:44:00 GMT

Eleven Eleven

Today I am sending thanks and love to the Veterans in my life, including my husband, my dad, several cousins and uncles and dear friends. Mark, Dad, Bob, Pete, Dave, Tim, David, Aunt Dee Dee, Uncle Bo...
Posted by on Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:08:00 GMT

The Weiss Children Weigh In

I came home from a Pampered Chef party tonight and Manda said, "I can't WAIT to see who wins the election tomorrow!" She had just finished coloring a "McCain for President" poster for the wall. Alex...
Posted by on Tue, 04 Nov 2008 03:12:00 GMT

Secret Ingredients

Last night was our final (sniff-sniff) chili cookoff and Fall Festival at the preschool. We always bring a pot of chili for the competition and we've won the third place ribbon two years in a row.&nbs...
Posted by on Sat, 25 Oct 2008 16:03:00 GMT

Intrusive Questions

One of my former clients was a Southern transplant. She was originally from New York. We were talking politics in the office one day and she pointed out one of the (many) differences she had noticed b...
Posted by on Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:55:00 GMT

Choices?

My Lefty friend in San Francisco emailed me this morning: David Sedaris had a great line about undecideds in this election. "Imagine you are on a plane and the stewardess comes down the aisle and pres...
Posted by on Thu, 23 Oct 2008 15:04:00 GMT