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Sheila Landis

b. 1953

American singer-songwriter

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Born 1953. Sheila Landis is an American composer, songwriter, singer-songwriter and singer.

Sheila Catherine Landis (born September 10, 1953, Detroit, Michigan, United States) is an American jazz, R&B vocalist and songwriter.

In 1981, Landis formed her own label, SheLan Records, initially releasing five albums of self-penned material. These original vinyl recordings are avidly sought out world-wide by jazz record collectors. Much of this material has been released internationally on Counterpoint Records UK and Celeste/Vivid Sound in Japan.

In 1990, Landis began working with guitarist/producer Rick Matle in live performance and in the studio. Together they have released over 10 recordings.

Landis is a seven-Time Detroit Music Awards "Outstanding Jazz Vocalist" Winner, along with being recognized for "Outstanding Traditional Jazz Group" and "Outstanding Jazz Composer" (co-winner with Rick Matle).

Landis draws inspiration from vocal artists Sarah Vaughan, Flora Purim and Joni Mitchell. Motown, Brazilian bossa nova and samba, classic rock and pop have also been influences in forming her soulful sound amalgam.

David Nathan, of AllMusic, writes, "Landis has an extraordinarily flexible voice and an uncanny ability to use it to great advantage. She scats, sings ballads, loves Latin rhythms, and can swing. She does jazz, rock, bebop, as well as Latin with absolute equanimity. Although having been on stage for more than 30 years, Landis has never fallen into a rut. Her work continues to exude vitality, excitement, diversity, and originality".

Not content to simply sing and scat in the jazz vocal tradition, Landis takes the lead from vocal innovators Al Jarreau and Bobby McFerrin in expanding her vocal palette to include uncanny imitations of the harmonica, trumpet, flute, synthesizer, string bass and even drums.

Selected discography Date Title Artist Label 1981 Jazz Rendezvous Sheila Landis SheLan Records, re-issued on Celeste/Vivid Sound 2002 1982 Bebop Angel Sheila Landis SheLan Records, re-issued on Celeste/Vivid Sound 2002 1996 Fine and Mellow Rick Matle, Sheila Landis SheLan Records 1997 The Bird Inside Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records 1998 Winter Wonderland Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records 2001 Colors of Brazil Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records, re-issued on Celeste/Vivid Sound 2002 2002 Riding the Round Pool Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records 2006 Blues in the Night Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records 2007 Parenthe-Seizure Sheila Landis Counterpoint Records 2010 Heart Plaza Sheila Landis, Rick Matle SheLan Records

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Who is Sheila Landis?

American singer-songwriter

When was Sheila Landis born?

Sheila Landis was born on 9 October 1953 in Detroit.

What is Sheila Landis's occupation?

Sheila Landis is a composer, songwriter, singer-songwriter and singer.

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Sheila Landis is American.

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