Madeleine Davis

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Madeleine Davis (b. October 20, 1952) is an American born pop and jazz singer and a stage actress. Madeleine was born Matalyne Homernell Bryan, to parents Dr. & Mrs. Homer T. Bryan in Columbus, Georgia. She has recorded in the German, Spanish, and Croatian languages.

1 Early years
2 1970's
3 1980's
4 1990's
5 2000's
6 External links

[edit] Early years

The Cowboy Bob Show, WRBL-TV, Columbus, Georgia;
"Aesop's Fallables"(Singer-Actress-Dancer), Children's Theater, The Springer Opera House, Columbus, Georgia.

[edit] 1970's

1976 Graduate of Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia;
WAUC AM Radio (DJ), Atlanta, Georgia;
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus;
The Crystal Pistol Show (Singer-Dancer), Six Flags Over Georgia;
The Atlanta Gospel Movement;
"Babes In Arms" (Singer-Actress-Dancer), Florida State University Summer Music Camp, Tallahassee, Florida;
"Gypsy" (Singer-Actress-Dancer), Bowling Green State University College of Musical Arts, Ohio;
"Footlights & Fanfare" (Singer-Dancer), Bicentennial Musical Review, Armed Forces Professional Entertainment Organization;
The Voices, Inc. (Singer-Actress-Dancer), New York City;
"Womansong" (Singer-Dancer), New York City.

[edit] 1980's

Backing Vocalist and Vocal Arranger for top European Producers and Performers;
La Mama (Singer-Musician), Farian Muzikproduktionen and Hansa Records, Rosbach, Germany, and Munich, Germany;
Intrigue (Backing vocalist for Dino Terrell), Billboard R&B Top 100 single, "Fly Girl", World Trade Records, New York City;
"Let My People Come" (Singer-Dancer), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

[edit] 1990's

Honorary Member, International Kiwanis Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia;
Boney M. (Lead and Backing Vocals, Backing vocal arrangements);
"Sophisticated Ladies" (Singer-Dancer), The Springer Opera House, Columbus, Georgia, directed by Mercedes Ellington;
"A Chainsaw Chorus Line Christmas Carol" (Singer-Actress-Dancer), Onstage Atlanta;
"The Harvey Milk Show" (Singer-Dancer), Actor's Express, Atlanta, Georgia;
"The 1940's Radio Hour" (Singer-Actress-Dancer), Theatre-in-the-Square, Marietta, Georgia;

[edit] 2000's

Tina Turner Tribute Band (Singer), Romantic Espectacles, Muro de Mallorca, Spain;
Piano Teacher and Vocal Performance Teacher/Coach, Mars Music Learning Center, Atlanta, Georgia;
Columbus Jazz Society, Columbus, Georgia;
Russian Blue Jazz Band (Singer), Legacy Hall, River Center in Columbus, Georgia;
Ma Rainey Blues and Jazz Festival (Singer), Columbus, Georgia;
Georgia Music Hall of Fame Archives, Macon, Georgia;