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Jenny at Hugh's Room!

I'm singing at a "Very Foggy Xmas" at Hugh's Room Monday Dec. 12, 8:30 with the Foggy Hogtown Boys and Oh Susanna!! $18 bucks...bluegrass Christmas? Hell ya!

http://hughsroom.com/

Jenny and Rambling Jack

Ramblin' Jack and me at Ottawa Folk Fest last summer, what a treat!!... ;)

See what people are saying about Forgive or Forget

I have just added a slew of reviews for my latest record, you'll find them on the Reviews page and the Articles page. Enjoy!

Shout Outs!! 2010

Hi gang, happy new year. Just wanted to thank Matt Garvin, who built and maintains this site for my new ability to update the site myself. Thanks, man!

Also, to Steve Dawson and all at the Black Hen main frame, you guys continue to be g-reat to work with. I will be recording with my brother Dan and our pal Riley Baugus in March, and doing shows featuring songs from my latest release Forgive or Forget all around the country and in the US this coming year, and, fingers crossed, Europe again. Watch the tours area for updates as they appear.

Thanks to all of you who have been sending emails about my first record. I have plans to re-release it soon, and will post how to get it here.

Please always come and say hi at a show,
Jen

January 2011 Gigs announced!

Jan 01, 2011

Some January gigs have been announced. Check here for the details!

Forgive or Forget Released

sometime in 2010

A new CD from Jenny Whiteley is always something to celebrate, but for her growing number of fans the release of 'Forgive or Forget' will prove more than worth the wait. Those who have heard Jenny sing as she's crisscrossed the country over the past dozen or so years know that an evening spent listening to her songs is like a long delayed meeting with an old dear friend. Laughter and sorrow are shared, barriers dissolve, and life's burdens suddenly don't seem so heavy anymore.

Great music has the power to heal, and if Jenny’s concerts are like a reunion that passes all too quickly, her CDs take their time and sink in deeply like a letter from that same long lost friend to be treasured and re-read over time. more info