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Welcome!Just as I was on the verge of considering saying good bye to representing artists and closing down the Talent Connections website, along came this unbelievably talented performer, E'lissa Jones (and her band) who just blew me away with her songs, silky smooth voice, incredible "viddle" (E'lissa's term for combining fiddle and violin style of playing) playing and her charismatic and charming stage presence.An appearance as a guest on my radio show (The Hootenanny Cafe) and one performance was all it took for my juices to start flowing again. Also, it didn't hurt that the crowd gave her two tumultuous standing ovations. I am so excited to be back in it, representing the multi-talented E'lissa Jones.
About Us
In 2005 Jon turned his personal interests to the stage as an actor, appearing in such shows as "Fools" by Neil Simon, "Sound of Music", Romeo and Juliette, The Devil and Daniel Webster, A Christmas Carol, You Can't Take It With You, Big River, The Female Odd Couple, Roger Miller's "Big River (Jon played the Duke), "Little Shop of Horrors" (in this production he was the shop owner, Mr Mushnik), etc Presenting great artists is one of the main reasons he got involved with representing them. In addition to presenting music and representing great artists, Stein continues to host a radio show on WTBQ. The Hootenanny Cafe can be heard at www.wtbq.com and locally on 99.1FM on Sundays at 8:00PM(Eastern). In addition to representing artists, acting and hosting a radio show, Jon maintains a busy piano tuning and repair business.
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Jon Stein has been involved with music for many years. For over 20 years he
performed as a singer songwriter. In 1996 he founded and created the Bodles
concert series. After 7 years of presenting and hosting concerts at Bodles,
he teamed with Michael Sussman, in April, 2003 to start a new concert
series: Goshen Folk. In addition to producing several adult shows during the
year, they also presented "music for young people." The concert series
lasted for two years.
