"If you can’t put aside a Thursday night to catch 'The Jenny Burton Experience'
at midtown’s Don’t Tell Mama, you can always toss 10 sticks of dynamite into your tool shed and watch the roof take off for the stratosphere."
Bill Ervolino, The Record

A roller-coaster ride through R&B, pop and gospel" raves the Daily News of The Jenny Burton Experience, a musical group featuring Ms. Burton and her nine-voice choir. The group broke all box office records and played to packed houses in their seven year run at New York City's "Don't Tell Mama" and is still going strong. The group is made up of many of New York City's top studio singers and includes Margaret Dorn - Choir Captain, Stephanie James - Dance Captain, Andricka Hall, Angela Robinson, Branice McKenzie, Kevin-Anthony, Steve Abrams, Kevin Osborne and John James.

They have performed for tens of thousands of people at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Carnegie Hall, The University of Arizona in Tucson, Michael's Pub and The Bottom Line in New York City, with Stevie Wonder at the U.N.E.S.C.O. Time For Peace Awards at Lincoln Center, for 2000 people at Hudson River Park's Sounds At Sunset Series and a sold out performance at Peter Ligeti's American Cabaret Festival at Merken Hall. Their first CD is already
in its fourth pressing.

Says Jenny Burton on the success of The Jenny Burton Experience: "A connection to our spiritual roots has brought our music beyond just the dance sound to a place where it appeals to many different people. Young or old, black or white, our music touches each person in the same place - their heart." For more information please contact: Peter Link at Link Recording Studios: {212} 244-0426.

A former South Bronx choir girl who topped Billboard’s Dance charts with successive #1 hits in the 1980’s, Burton is once again soothing souls with a rapturous ode to spiritual healing, inner peace and higher love. Her widely praised ensemble is as uplifting as it is entertaining.The Jenny Burton Experience first gained notice at Don’t Tell Mama, one of New York’s best-known club venues, where the group performed a critically acclaimed, seven-year sold-out run. From there, the act snared several of New York’s major music awards for best vocal group, including the Back Stage Bistro Award, the MAC Award and The Critic’s Choice Award.The adulation reflects the growing popularity of inspirational pop music, a genre that the Jenny Burton Experience is successfully taking to new audiences with its use of streetwise arrangements and talented veterans. “ We’re all about faith, revelation, changing times,” says Jenny, who recorded songs for the gold-record White Knights and Beat Street soundtracks and whose best-selling dance hits for Atlantic Records included “One More Shot,” “I Remember What You Like,” and “Bad Habits.”

"An imposing figure, an impressive singer, and a commanding presence" declares Back Stage of vocalist Jenny Burton. She began her singing career in churches and then moved into the R&B/Dance circuit. As a solo artist on Atlantic Records, Jenny's contributions to the motion picture soundtrack of Beatstreet brought her her first gold album. She recorded her first solo LP In Black And White which included the hit single I Remember What You Like which made Billboard's top 10 Dance, top 20 R&B and Hot 100 pop charts. Her second album, Jenny Burton, contained her third national #1 dance hit - Bad Habits. She also sang a song for White Nights, her second film score starring Gregory Hines and Mikail Baryshnikov and that became her second gold album.

Previously Jenny sang a the Gospel Music Awards in Nashville, played a recurring role on ABC Television’s soap opera All My Children and has over the past several years starred in numerous industrial shows for Fortune 500 companies all over the world. In the early 1980’s Burton had four national number one R&B/Dance hits, and was featured vocalist for C-Bank. That group’s mega hit, "One More Shot’, rose to Billboard’s number five slot the same week "Thriller" was number one. The C-Bank success led to Burton’s first major-label solo deal; Atlantic Records released her first LP, "In Black & White", which included the hit single, "I Remember what You Like"," Bad Habits", off her second album was a #1 dance hit in America and rose to #12 on the R&B charts.Most recently she performed in a tribute to Harry Belafonte and Don King in New York City and as a featured performer in Black To Broadway at B.B. King’s world famous club.

A glorious explosion of sound that embraces everyone in a “Hallelujah” of harmonies. ...a roller-coaster ride through R&B, pop and gospel.
Wayman Wong, New York Daily News

How lucky to come across the beautifully sung Jenny Burton Experience. A superslick, pop-gospely entertainment, the Experience stars the sleek but fiery Burton. The nine-voice choir behind her is so pristine it sounds like it’s been remixed and mastered in advance.
Michael Musto, The Village Voice

It is difficult to convey in words the extraordinary feeling of exhilaration one feels seeing The Jenny Burton Experience. Under the leadership of its captain, Margaret Dorn, the choir never fails to dazzle with its musicianship and unflagging positive energy. Ken Roberson’s choreography is inspired in its own right.
Roy Sander, Backstage

Singing the songs of Peter Link, Burton offers spine-tingling renditions of rousing gospel/rock anthems that are magnificent in scope and structure.
John Hoglund, New York Native

Burton is indeed a musical wonder, with a voice that soars, and could probably knock down power lines... Her choir is another very good reason to catch this show. For me, though, the real star here is Link’s ambitious, slam-dunk score...
Bill Ervolino, The Record

“ The Jenny Burton Experience” backs her powerful voice with an impressive nine-strong choir. The cabaret rocks with a high-energy combination of gospel, R&B and pop.
Blake Green, New York Newsday

Her voice and that of her choir is the voice of the fountain of youth and her musical spirit lets you drink - from those voices, from their dance, from their spirit. And Jenny Burton becomes Isis incarnate.
Laurence Holder, Routes Magazine

Singing occasional lead, but mostly backup, are nine vocalists who not only sing superbly but are also a feast for the eyes - Steve Abrams, Andricka Hall, Margaret Dorn, Chrissy Faith, Keith Fluitt, Lawrence Hamilton, John James, Stephanie James and Branice McKenzie.
Gloria Lacey, The New York Christian Times

Their infectious joy in delivering such winning rhythm & blues and pop/gospel hybrids is one of the more unique entertainment moments to be savored in our local bistros...
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