Stephanie Spruill -Mother Love
Channel: Mother Love
Date: 2016-10-12

Hi Cyber Babies,  #Mother Love talks with #Stephanie Spruill Across the course of a peerless career, Stephanie Spruill represents excellence in music recording, performance, composition and education in a profound plethora of ways...in every genre...and on all of Earth’s 7 continents. The God-gifted and studied coloratura soprano ascended from A-list music, film and television sessions singer, and international touring sensation to starting her own La Pantera Records imprint for releasing solo albums in English and Spanish. She then opened her own Spruill House Music School of Music and Artist Development, Inc., and authored the instructional book and companion CD “Stephanie Spruill’s 17 Points to Longevity in Show Business” – with the emphasis on business.

  Recently Stephanie appeared on the 87th Academy Awards singing with John Legend and Common on the Oscar winning song “Glory” to rave reviews. ...to have been one of Country No one else can righteously claim to have sung at the White House for three separate administrations and before the Emperor of Japan the Queen of England and the King of Spain, superstar Glen Campbell’s Rhinestone Cowgirls on stage and recordings, as well as one of Disco diva Donna Summer’s “Bad Girls” on record...to have toured the world for over five years as a featured singer with Spanish superstar Julio Iglesias to singing at The Metropolitan Opera House with the incomparable Placido Domingo...be the sole African American woman wailing on the climactic close of southern rocker Tom Petty’s “Don’t Come Around Here No More” and leading the chorus on punk rocker Billy Idol’s rousing “Mony Mony”...to have sung among and contracted the chorus for Michael Jackson & The Jacksons' concert opening anthem “Can You Feel It” and arranged the sultry, sexy backgrounds for Canadian soul-pop heartthrob Gino Vanelli’s “I Just Wanna Stop”...to have sung the stratospheric otherworldly scales of jazz trumpet legend Donald Byrd’s “Stepping Into Tomorrow” then played all that funky-funky tambourine on his Quiet Storm classic “Think Twice”...from singing onscreen with Brenda Russell as one of “The Delights” in the Rock and Roll movie “American Hot Wax,” to singing the original demo leads and backgrounds (which remained on the track) for The Weather Girls’ “It’s Raining Men.” Stephanie has sang on 100’s of Gold and Platinum recordings. These are but a fraction of cherry-picked highlights from Spruill’s sprawling memoirs. part two