Jimmy Demers

Dream A Little

Label: Concord Jazz
Release Date: September 23, 2008

Official Site: concordmusicgroup.com/artists/Jimmy-Demers
Social Site: www.myspace.com/jimmydemersonconcord


Core Info

Jimmy Demers is set to make his Concord Records debut on September 23rd with Dream A Little - a collection of 13 classic songs that blend his unique adult contemporary and smooth jazz sound.

Dream A Little is decorated with industry heavyweights including multi-award winning and legendary songwriter Diane Warren; a fan of Jimmy’s since the beginning. After hearing Jimmy's recording of her song, “Nothing Hurts Like Love,” Diane said, “Jimmy has turned my song into an instant classic!” Another sentimental jewel on Dream A Little is the song that inspired the name of the album, “Dream a Little Dream of Me” - a Cass Elliott classic featuring the voice of Jimmy’s late mother and Mama Cass' daughter, Owen Elliott.

With a string of credits to his name, including backing vocals on albums from Cher to Garth Brooks, Dream A Little has been a work in progress since Jimmy first began singing at 4 years old. Demers has also garnered praise in the Darfur Activist community for being the first person to wear a Team Darfur sweatband in China while singing at the closing ceremonies of the 2007 Special Olympics in Shanghai.


MP3s

There She Goes - Dream A Little

Dream A Little Dream Of Me - Dream A Little



Streams

There She Goes - QuickTime stream (right-click to copy link)

There She Goes - Windows Media stream (right-click to copy link)

Dream A Little Dream Of Me - QuickTime stream (right-click to copy link)

Dream A Little Dream Of Me - Windows Media stream (right-click to copy link)



Video


"There She Goes" Official Video

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVhSVZqm_TE
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Jimmy Demers EPK

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m63GAHvtQLk
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Press Assets

Jimmy Demers Press Release (PDF)

Dream A Little Cover Art (Web-Res, jpg)



Release Dates

- March 3, 2009 -


- February 17, 2009 -


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