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Saturday, March 13, 6:30pm

Centenary Mini-Blues Fest at Centenary Stage Company

Join Anne and her swingin' blues trio for a "homecoming" gig when she opens for original "Monkee" Peter Tork and plays the The Mini-Blues Festival in her childhood home of Hunterdon County NJ. A full weekend of events for the Hackettstown area, with Centenary Stage hosting music two nights. Don't miss it! Buy your tickets now!
Tickets: $20.00
Location: Centenary College Campus
400 Jefferson St Hackettstown, NJ Google Map
Box Office: (908) 979-0900
Email: boxoffice@centenarystageco.org
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You are listening to the song "Sweet or Hot" which has been re-recorded, re-titled "Cookin' in the Kitchen" and is now featured as the title track of my first full-length CD. Quite a promotion! My team and I are determining the the best date for an official release and party, but if you want to be one of the first to hear the new version, join my mailing list and get the free download now!

One of my songwriting heroes, George Harrison, wrote, "It's been a long, cold lonely winter." But there's nothing hotter than my first full-length CD and 2010 touring. Thanks for all your support. Now join my list, connect with me on Facebook and MySpace and help me spread the word. Stay tuned for the official release of "Cookin' in the Kitchen".

I still have a handful of copies of the original EP which you can purchase below. Get them now before they become collector's items!!



Download Anne's
songs with iTunes:

I Need a Job

Cookin' in the Kitchen

Next to the Sky

Find Me

(from the EP "Find Me")

Limited Supply!!
Buy all four songs from
Anne's first EP. Only $5!

(Includes lyrics, cool photos and
a bright, shiny disc!)


Cookin' in the Kitchen -- Anne's first full-length CD:

The Musician's Line-Up
Engineering "Cookin' in the Kitchen" has been my co-producer and partner in jazz-crossover crimes, David Seitz. Assisting David at Shelter Island Sound was Asia Mei.

The following musicians will be featured:
Bobby Allende, Skip Brevis, Tim Carbone, Willard Dyson, Christian Fabian, Joel Frahm, Tony Gorruso, Andricka Hall, Jerome Harris, Greg Heffernan, Ben Herrington, Judith Insell, Tony Kadleck, Dave Levitt, Nick Lowe, Judy Palma, Frank Perowski, Marlene Rice, Catherine Russel, Rob Scheps, Kirsten Thien, Brian McWhorter, Pat Wictor, Rich Zukor. Arranging and co-writing credits include Marv Conan, Mark Goldblat, Barrett Zinn and Russ Anixter.

A very special thanks to my piano teacher Mr. Mike Longo.
Another special thanks to Ms. Ann Ruckert and all the members of her Tuesday Workshop.

Much love and thanks for reading and supporting and listening. I will be in touch.

Anne Mironchik
www.annemironchik.com

Anne is a vocalist, pianist, composer and lyricist with a conservatory degree in jazz and roots in rock, blues, R&B and country. Her music is reminiscent of adult contemporary hits of 70s & 80s. Her live shows include her original songs and well-known jazz standards. She has received grants from the Musician's Foundation and ASCAPlus annually since 2006. She was selected as a finalist with the Avalon Festival Songwriting Contest, UniSong International Songwriting Competition and for the Females on Fire compilation produced by Warrior Girl Music.

   
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