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"An improvisational chordant deluge of visionary insight into the very fiber of a girl's existence" Living Jane is to be found in the theatre, on the airwaves, on the television and in real life. She may even be right behind you right now. So watch this space. And keep looking over your shoulder... Living Jane began singing as soon as she exited her mother's womb, aged 0. Since then she has accomplished many wonderful things. Singing was in her blood from both sides of the family. Her Grandmother sang for the Czar of Russia at the age of 16, and her Grandfather on her mother's side played standup bass. Her desire to be on stage began when she was only 6 years old. Her 9-year-old brother was performing in a Christmas Pageant, and she snuck onstage to the delight of the packed auditorium, and wanted to sing along.... She stole the show and everyone's hearts for the duration of the concert. Her first major break happened at age 20. She was offered a job at a recording studio in Grande Prairie, Alberta, singing radio jingles,and was soon promoted to Assistant Manager. The studio owner, Merv Buchanan, began production of her first album in 1981. During this time, she debuted at the Miss Grande Prairie Pageant to a large audience. While Merv was set on grooming her to be an R & B singer, her heart was moving in a far different direction.rent direction... Soon after, she left the studio and the album project to sing rock and roll, and went on the road for 11 years from Mexico to the Yukon, performing in the duo "T.L. and Taylor" and the S.L. Feldman rock band "Taylor Maiden". She and her musical partner formed a production company, recording regularly in studios around Vancouver with the intent of signing a publishing contract. Unfortunately, after 11 years on the road, and feeling disillusioned, she made a radical change and left the music industry, vowing to never return until she could create the music she felt inside. The most significant development of her musical career was the introduction to experimental music in 1992. Seven years into these studio sessions, "Living Jane" was born, from her ability to mimic a high tech tape recorder named "Jane", and use her voice like an instrument. Most of the music at this site comes from this experimental live improv created from 1999 to 2003. For more biographical information, please send a carrier pigeon to: Vladimir's Tea Shoppe, Third Boulder from the left, somewhere near Vladivostock. Check out the artist's website: http://livingjane.com Track List: 1. Voice Remain Free 2. Denied Contact 3. I Remember the Holy 4. That Is What Jane Said 5. Howdy Duty Time 6. Free Will 7. Nothing Is Certain 8. Dead Can Dance 9. The Long Road Home 10. 6th String 11. Your Own Heart Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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