PJ PARKER NAMED A FINALIST IN
AUSTRALIA'S 9th ANNUAL MUSIC OZ AWARDS'
"BEST INTERNATIONAL ARTIST"
competition for her song,
"LOVE'S A LOGISTICAL THING."
This nomination is the latest in a string of acknowledgements for PJ's songwriting.

JazzPolice.com's Andrea Canter's comment on
"Love's A Logistical Thing:"
"A great example of why PJ is one of the best jazz singers working in the US, flying under the radar still but not for long! Engaging voice, intriguing original material and interpretations, and she sure knows how to assemble a great band. Both thumbs up."

According to the competition's Web site, the awards are "Australia's premier music awards for unsigned and independent artists."

Winners will be announced during a March 26, 2010 ceremony in Australia.

PJ PARKER SELECTED AS NOMINEE IN THE
2009 HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA AWARDS
in the Jazz category for her original song,
"LOVE'S A LOGISTICAL THING."

The song is one of three original compositions on PJ's third CD, "Dreams Are Meant For Two."

According to the HMMA's Web site, "The Hollywood Music in Media Awards recognizes and honors the music of visual mediums, the talented individuals responsible, and the music of independent artists from around the globe."

The HMMA has been called "the most anticipated music event of the year" and the "choice of the industry and Hollywood tastemakers."

PJ PARKER NAMED SEMI-FINALST IN THE
2009 UK SONGWRITING CONTEST for
"LOVE'S A LOGISTICAL THING" and
"SO WHAT DO YOU SAY?"

Both songs are original compositions appearing on PJ's latest CD, "Dreams Are Meant For Two."

The UK Songwriting Contest, according to its Web site, "was formed through a partnership between the BRIT Trust (of BRIT AWARDS fame) and The Music Aid Organisation to promote the art of songwriting. The first UK Songwriting Contest was held in 2002. The contest is now held annually in association with these organisations and other leading music companies and organisations such as The Guild of International Songwriters and Composers."

We are all deeply saddened by the sudden, inconceivable loss of our brilliant guitarist, Coleman Mellett, on February 12, 2009. He left us a shining portrait of grace and sensitivity and he is so greatly missed. Click here for our tributes to our friend.

PJ Parker, Vinnie Ruggieri, Earl Sauls, Tim Horner and Joel Frahm

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