John Swanson
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John Swanson

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"Music Up Close with Janie"

"...John Swanson, a singer/songwriter from Denver....is dishing up tasty jazz tunes in the big band swing style. Accompanying himself with slick jazz guitar, John is making a name for himself in Colorado. His vocals are reminiscent of crooners of an other era, but his clever songs but him in this century. That makes his work multi-generational, allowing him to play clubs for wide audiences."

http://skopemag.com/2009/12/08/music-up-close-with-janie-%E2%80%93-decjan-2009#more-17394
- Skope Entertainment


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Discography

LP "We Can't Party Like We Used To" © 2009

LP "Say Hello to Lou" © 2007.

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Featured in the Dec/Jan edition of Music Up Close with Janie http://skopemag.com/2009/12/08/music-up-close-with-janie-%E2%80%93-decjan-2009#more-17394 . December 2009

John debuts on Songwriter's Network http://www.musictogousa.com. November 28, 2009

Top 10 in Broadjam Jazz Swing Category, November 2009 for "New Route 66"

John is featured artist on Music Without Labels www.musicwithoutlabels.com. November 2009

John interviewed by Music Without Labels www.musicwithoutlabels.com. October 2009

"Cruise Cosmos" cracks top 10 in Ourstage rock instrumental genre. June 2009

"Nice as a Day Can Be" finishes #1 in Broadjam licensing peer review - June 2009

"Why Don't You" reaches #4 in Ourstage song contest - March 2009

Added to rotation of the internet's #1 Independent Radio Station iradiola http://www.myspace.com/indie1047

"Say Hello to Lou" climbs to #4 in Broadjam Jazz Lounge Category, June 2008

Runner Up, April 2006 Song of the Year contest for "Say Hello to Lou"

Track of the Day, March-April 2006 GarageBand

Additional GarageBand awards - Best Male Vocals, three weeks consecutively March 2006 . Best Guitars, two weeks consecutively March-April 2006. Additional awards for Best Lyrics, Best Melody, Best Mood, and Best Chill-Out track

Runner Up, May 2004 Song of the Year contest for "Why Don't You"

Third Place, November 2003 Denver Songwriter's contest