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Joanna St. Claire is a singer, songwriter, composer, and music producer born in the state of California and active in Los Angeles.
Joanna St. Claire's projects fall into several categories. As a rock artist, she toured with the Lee Daniels Band in the United States and Canada. She was the lead singer and songwriter for several alternative-rock bands that she founded, including Autobahn, Vienna and The Big Picture.[1] Her original work outside of bands includes collaborations with band member, saxophonist, songwriter and composer Tom Borton (her former fellow band member from The Big Picture), rock guitarist Jimmy Haun, drummer Stephen Klong and rock bassist Dave Meros. She worked with engineer Tom Davis, composer Scooter Pietch, writer Stephen Pouliot and composer Tim Truman.[2]
Her work in the entertainment industry also includes singing, writing and producing original music for film and television for studios such as Showtime Television, Paramount Pictures and Columbia Pictures. One of her higher profile projects was the film Revenge, where she wrote, produced and performed original music used in the film and earned praise from the film's score composer, Jack Nitzsche.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content She also performed I Put A Spell On You in the 1988 film Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.[1] Joanna’s work in musical theater includes having co-written two shows for musical theatre: Naked Ladies (a four woman show that she also performed in, in Los Angeles) as well as the dance oriented musical Step by Step (also known as The Right Step)[2] with Scott DeTurk.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content
Joanna St. Claire's is currently writing, arranging, producing and performing an original CD entitled Stream, scheduled to be released in 2008. Stream features performances by violinist Nimrod Nol, guitar work and vocals from Roberto Montero, percussion by M.B. Gordy and guitar, mandolin and Turkish saz performances by her husband Donny Ward. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content She shares mixing duties on the project with Per Lichtman, the Chief Mixing Engineer at Dreamtown Music, who succeeds his mentor Rob Woo in the position since sometime in 2007.[1]
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- ^ http://www.myspace.com/musicpal, 2008-04-30.
