View the final cut of the “Trains” Music Video.

I think the first two cuts of the music video had a bit more footage of Tammy walking around, but I think the final cut is a much cleaner version overall. Tell us what you think.

As odd as it may sound, it’s totally true. Tammy is now a rockstar! Now I know what you’re thinking…”she ain’t all that, she ain’t no rockstar!” Well before you get your britches all in a bunch, you need to check out Tammy Turner in these Music Videos.

“Trains”

“Trains” (Director’s Cut)

I bet you thought she was gonna sing No Tammy was cast in these recent music videos with local rock band, Prabir and the Substitutes, for her acting abilities. Their latest single “Trains” is pretty good, cause it actually got stuck in my head the other day from watching the video a few times. It was shot on location at a local MARC station in Maryland, by a group of American University film students. Enjoy the video and let us know what you think.

Tammy and world-renowned soprano, Kishna Davis

What a performance from the kids and staff of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington’s Teen Arts Performance Camp! They only had two weeks to prepare for their debut performance of Tony Small’s award winning Broadway musical theatre project, Shine Through, but their performances were nothing short of outstanding. Congratulations to Tony’s daughter, Shayna Small, for directing the production.

Tammy’s character, Aunt Louise, was aunt to the main character of this production. It wouldn’t be a long shot to say that her character may have stolen the show. Aunt Louise enters from the back of the theatre, dressed to kill, and stop several times to address the audience enroute to the stage. Her performance had the audience in stitches! You see Aunt Louise’s motto was,

You gotta take what you want, so you don’t have to take what you get!

This meant that she made sure you knew she looked good, and that ladies should hold tight to their men.

This musical was the debut of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington’s first Teen Arts Performance(T.A.P.) Camp of 50+ youth from all regional clubs. This powerful urban comedy, with multicultural cast, highlighted ethnic stereotypes, artistic bias, and adolescent struggles. The play was performed at THEARC Theater in Washington, DC on July 2-3, 2008, and included a VIP night performance of the musical featuring Cornelius Jones of Broadway’s Lion King and world renowned soprano, Kishna Davis.

If you have enjoyed the “Tammy News” newsletter these past few months, then you are gonna love this. Welcome to the “Tammy News” Blog!

Why A Blog?

Well the original purpose of Tammy News was to plain and simply keep people updated on what Tammy was doing. The blog is going to be the fastest and easiest way to not only post what she’s doing, but give everyone to opportunity to access any information they may have missed and add comments as well.

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