LT was born and raised in Southern California. She started playing the guitar at age 4, and though she had several teachers early on and participated in the typical school programs, is primarily self-taught. Highlights include a performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival with special guests Monty Alexander and Wallace Roney. In 1998, LT and executive producer Barbar De Lury formed Rubicon Music, a home for LT's projects, both collaborative an solo. The site features MP3 samples and a twice0-monthy column penned by LT on home recording, guitar playing, and musicianship in general.
Tour dates to be announced.
Performed with Teri Lyne Carrington, John Beasley, Felicia Rashad, Angela Bofill, Wallace Roney, Greg Philliganes, Sheila E., Toni Childs, Monty Alexander and George Duke. Three years teaching at the Los Angeles Music Academy in Pasadena, California. The Montreux Jazz Festival With Kirk Whalum. Official Whose Line Is It Anyway website. To Linda Taylor for providing the material used and for her help in making this page.