Pj Parker

A Native New Yorker PJ Parker Has Been Performing Live Since She Was Five Years Old. After Graduating From New York University PJ Toured With Various Show Bands Throughout The US And Caribbean. She Has Performed In Concerts Dinner Theater Summer Stock Regional Theater And Musical Revues And Has Also Been The Featured
vocalist With Orchestras And Bands From Atlantic City To New York City. As A Jazz Vocalist PJ Has Performed With Such Artists As Jerry Bruno Roy Cumming Steve Gilmore Harry Leahy Keith MacDonald Gary Mazzaroppi Geary Moore Rich Reiter And Radam Schwartz. She Has Also Been The Featured Vocalist For Opening Act Bands For John Pizzarelli And Harry Connick Jr. And Appeared In The Annual Philadelphia Variety Club Telethon With Ben Vereen And Maureen McGovern. PJ’s First CD “Intimate ” Features Her Unique Renditions Of Selections From The Great American Songbook And Her “It’s Christmas” CD Debuted Her Own “Not Beneath The Tree” Amid A Mix Of Traditional And Contemporary Christmas Songs. Her Third CD "Dreams Are Meant For Two " Is An Emotional Collection Of Original And Classic Standards Including Her Own Title Track Plus “Black Coffee ” “Moonglow ” “Angel Eyes ” Her Own “So What Do You Say?” And “Love’s A Logistical Thing ” Plus Nine Others.
All Three CDs Have Received Airplay On Radio Stations Across The Country. Reviewers Throughout The U.S. And Europe Have Embraced PJ. Scott Yanow Of L.A. Jazz Scene Writes “PJ Has A Very Musical Voice And Her Singing Is Full Of Honest Emotions And Subtle Improvising.” Larry Taylor Of JazzReview.Com Writes “… PJ Is In Command Slowly Drawing The Listener In With An Attitude Of Majestic Surrender.” Andrea Canter Of JazzPolice.Com Said PJ Parker “rises Above The Sea Of Promising Vocalists As A True Jazz Singer Who Warrants Serious Attention … PJ Makes Every Note And Phrase A Personal Experiment.” Michel Bedin Of Jazz Hot Paris France Writes “ ‘Intimate’ Is A Beautiful Example Of Real Jazz In The United States.” And Carol Swanson Of ChristmasReviews.Com Said PJ “brings Considerable Craft And Color To Each Word And Tone Making It A Pleasure To Absorb The Emotional Highs And Lows.” read less