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TAMM E HUNT
  • Baltimore, MD
  • United States
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What is your profession?
Musician, Songwriter, Singer, Producer, Promoter, Composer, Broadcaster, Other Jazz professional, Visual Artist, Writer, Journalist, Author, Poet, Actor, Listener, Educator, Other
What Instrument Do you Play?
Voice
Where Are you located?
World Wide
How did you find out about TGJN?
I created it. (smile)
About Me:
Cited by the Maryland State Senate as a Jazz Ambassador in 2003, Jazz singer TAMM E HUNT was recognized by former Mayor and current Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley who deemed April 19th "Tamm E Hunt Day" in Baltimore City.

The honorable Charles Rangel, U.S.congressman, NY declared Tamm E Hunt a Harlem Jazz Treasure and a major contributor to keeping Jazz in the forefront in the City of New York and the village of Harlem.

New York born, Baltimore raised Hunt is a familiar name to jazz & blues audiences around the globe. Raising the bar for Jazz, Hunt celebrates the success of her current CD Tamm E Hunt Live @ Birdland showcasing her smooth soulful, smokey vocals that can be heard worldwide on TV, radio and film.

A playwrite, journalist, actor and capable vocalist, the smokey voiced singer has performed in major venues throughout America, Europe, Canada and Japan and Central America and has shared stages with some of the music industry's most respected players who read like who's who in American Music; Dr. Dorothy Donegan, James Carter, Freddie Hubbard, Buster Williams, Larry Willis, Wynton Marsalis, Louis Hayes, Mulgrew Miller, Roy Hargrove, Antonio Hart, Javon Jackson, Teri Thornton, Bobby Watson, Stanley Jordan, Larry Ridley, Charles Davis, Walter Booker…

A unique stylist and powerful talent…TAMM E HUNT's vocal skills demand raft attention. You will never forget her voice once you've heard her. From the heart and soul, TAMM E HUNT is all at once powerful and captivating, drawing you into her web of mellows moods and surprising moments that translate to universal appeal.

"Expect to hear TAMM E HUNT's voice for a long time. "
-- Scott Yanow
Website:
http://www.cdbaby.com/tammehunt

TAMM E HUNT LIVE @ BIRDLAND

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At 9:47pm on October 14, 2009, Mihaela Dobirceanu said…
Thank you very much!
At 4:20pm on October 9, 2009, Kym Lawrence Monroe said…
Still keeping is going! Love it!
New York misses you Tamm E ! Now residing in Baltimore, the home of Billy Holiday and my mother. Must check out Baltimore soon.
Stay well my dear friend.
At 2:39pm on October 9, 2009, Makis Ablianitis said…
Hi Tamm.
Thank you very much for the invitation.
Very nice performance....
At 6:56am on October 9, 2009, diane hoffman said…
Hello to you Tamm E You go girl!!! Keep me posted -
never did hear from you about that interview - maybe too
much was going on at the time - hopefully will perform
again in Baltimore in the near future - let me know if you
are planning to come to NYC Peace & happiness, Diane
At 6:35am on October 9, 2009, dred nappy-Robert daniels said…
Thank you as you are so busy, that i try to just let you do your thing...Your voice reasonates, so deep and sultry...bob
At 9:28pm on October 6, 2009, Raphael Zwyer said…
Hi Tamm!
First of all thanks for creating this network!
FIY: There's a female named anita in this network who tries to abuse this website to hook up with male members here, in a rather cheap way. I think this network is about Jazz and we should be careful that it stays this way.
I already wrote her she should move on to AFF or e-harmony but she keeps coming back with the same stupid message, not only to me.
I think we should ban such activity.
At 10:50am on July 3, 2009, Rozanne Levine said…
Hi Tamm E,

Oh, so that's what they're called - sex robots. Thanks for deleting 3 of their comments on my site, but now there is a new one that seemed to pop up even though I changed my comment status so that I had to approve comments before they are posted.

I don't know how to delete them - there isn't an option for this. I just see "comment back", "view thread", and "add as friend".
How do I delete them?

Rozanne Levine
At 8:50am on June 22, 2009, jay lewis said…
I'm thinking if "I get you the rest will follow!"
what do you say?? ;)
HI……I WANTED TO INFORM YOU ABOUT A NEW GROUP: ‘BOOKS & VIDEOS’…THE MISSION OF THE GROUP IS; “EXPLORE THE COMPLEXITY OF JAZZ & BLUES; MUSICALLY, HISTORICALLY, SOCIALLY & THEORETICALLY. BROADENING BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND GREATER ENJOYMENT!!
FURTHERMORE, I WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A INVITATION TO JOIN AND MORE IMPORTANTLY PARTICIPATE,SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE AS BROADCASTERS AND HELP CREATE A PLACE WHERE GJN MEMBERS CAN GO TO FIND INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP IN THE PURSUIT OF A BETTER COMPREHENSION & MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE APPRECIATION OF JAZZ.

Check out BOOKS & VIDEOS ABOUT JAZZ & BLUES on THE GLOBAL JAZZ NETWORK:
http://theglobaljazznetwork.ning.com/group/bookvideosaboutjazzblues?xgi=0rQihhb


THANK YOU IN ADVANCE WITH THIS MATTER,
JAY LEWIS
At 3:06pm on June 21, 2009, Michael Stokes said…
Hi Tamm,
You might want to ban a few of your members here. If you look at the activity log, you'll see that they are here for illicit purposes. That reflects poorly on you and your site.
Mike
At 7:41am on May 26, 2009, Raphael Zwyer said…
Hi Tamm E
With pleasure I read about your plans and goals to extend TGNJ's network.
Since you mentioned a new logo, a membership card, a new store and give-aways I wanted to introduce myself as an enthusiastic Jazz listener, musician and, last but not least, as a well experienced, professional graphic designer. I wanted to offer you my services when it comes to graphic design – be it logos, give-aways, cards, record sleeves, flyers, store applications... you name it.
Please check out my portfolio website: http://www.raphaelzwyer.com for more details about my work. If I can help you with any graphic design needs for any Jazz, art and music related visual design, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me!
Raphael Zwyer, +1 917 650 9534, raphaz@graphaz.com, http://www.raphaelzwyer.com
All the best from New York,
Raphael
 
 

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Hi Tamm E!

I was just saying that you knocked this out of the park with TGJN. We have needed something like this for so long and I am telling my friends about this. I said that it is sort of like a myspace for jazz but it is actually so much more. This is real. The people here truly love jazz and we know people like that are not your average people.

I have felt for a long time that straight-ahead jazz has been slipping away from us. I have hope now that there will be a resurgence (or shall I say an insurgency:-) to bring this baby back full force!

You just knocked it out of the park. Thanks again.

xoxo,
Janie

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