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Debbi Ebert is entertainment personified. Her repertoire is a wonderful blend of classic jazz standards: a dash of blues, a sprinkle of pop - the perfect recipe for any musical appetite. She is at home in a variety of musical environments from concert hall Big Band sounds to a classic jazz combo. Debbi always makes her mark.

"Debbi Ebert puts over a song not just with the rich sound of her voice - a luscious and rangy instrument - but with every glance of her eyes and every fiber of her body..." says Jan Herman of the Los Angeles Times.

She vocalizes, stylizes and essentializes even the simplest melody and brings to it a rich and unique quality that titillates any gathering. Her effervescent stage presence is classic and yet intimate.

She has wowed audiences in Europe and at local nite-spots such as the Ceder Creek Inn, Neiuport 17, Gustaf Anders, Cafe Lido and Mr. Stox.

Debbi applies her unique style of scatting to her three-octave range and is sometimes reminiscent of jazz legends Sarah Vaughn, Carmen McCrae and Nancy Wilson. She gathered rave reviews for her theatrical portrayal of Billie Holiday in an Orange County Black Actors' Theatre production of Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill at South Coast Repertory Theatre.

She was a founding member of the Orange County Black Actors' Theatre and has appeared in their touring productions of Ain't Misbehavin', Eubie and Movin' On. Debbi's most recent theatrical roles include Showboat, 1940's Radio Hour, Nunsense and Ain't Misbehavin' for Fullerton Civic Light Opera. To add to her list of accomplishments, she wrote the original score and served as musical director for ADP Productions all star cast creation of Black Woman's Blues at The Regency West Theatre in Los Angeles.

Debbi's medley of musical styles and sultry stage personality will dazzle and entertain all who come to hear her. She is in a spotlight all her own. (Fall 2003)


DVDs: The Ron Kobayashi Trio "Live at Steamers"	Debbi Ebert (Vocalist, Actress & Entertainer) Biography: Debbi Ebert is entertainment personified. Her repertoire is a wonderful blend of classic jazz standards: a dash of blues, a sprinkle of pop - the perfect recipe for any musical appetite. She is at home in a variety of musical environments from concert hall Big Band sounds to a classic jazz combo. Debbi always makes her mark. "Debbi Ebert puts over a song not just with the rich sound of her voice - a luscious and rangy instrument - but with every glance of her eyes and every fiber of her body..." says Jan Herman of the Los Angeles Times. She vocalizes, stylizes and essentializes even the simplest melody and brings to it a rich and unique quality that titillates any gathering. Her effervescent stage presence is classic and yet intimate. She has wowed audiences in Europe and at local nite-spots such as the Ceder Creek Inn, Neiuport 17, Gustaf Anders, Cafe Lido and Mr. Stox. Debbi applies her unique style of scatting to her three-octave range and is sometimes reminiscent of jazz legends Sarah Vaughn, Carmen McCrae and Nancy Wilson. She gathered rave reviews for her theatrical portrayal of Billie Holiday in an Orange County Black Actors' Theatre production of Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill at South Coast Repertory Theatre. She was a founding member of the Orange County Black Actors' Theatre and has appeared in their touring productions of Ain't Misbehavin', Eubie and Movin' On. Debbi's most recent theatrical roles include Showboat, 1940's Radio Hour, Nunsense and Ain't Misbehavin' for Fullerton Civic Light Opera. To add to her list of accomplishments, she wrote the original score and served as musical director for ADP Productions all star cast creation of Black Woman's Blues at The Regency West Theatre in Los Angeles. Debbi's medley of musical styles and sultry stage personality will dazzle and entertain all who come to hear her. She is in a spotlight all her own. (Fall 2003)

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