Sandra Kaye
Born November 4, Dallas, Texas and surely born to sing. Sandra has been singing as long as she can remember. "I was never prepared for the warm reception of audiences and musicians around the world." Sandra says.
In 1986 Sandra was the winner of a singing talent contest at the now defunct West End Cabaret in downtown Dallas. Sandra’s style, is very similar to Dinah Washington and attributes it to learning by listening for many years. She has a voice that is tailored for jazz and equally as comfortable with classical, gospel, country, R&B and popular music. For many years Sandra Kaye has been (and to date), the vocalist for the Curtis Bradshaw Big Band The newest big band venture for Sandra is the newly organized big band of Shelley Carrol and Brad Leali in Dallas.
Sandra Kaye makes frequent appearances in the Dallas Fort Worth Metropolis, performing the National Anthem for the Texas Rangers, The National Boxing Association, jingles for commercials in television and radio, back ground for Johnny Taylor, opening act for Dionne Warwick, David (Fathead) Newman, The Drifters, The Platters, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Yarbrough & Peoples, Monty Alexander, the famed comedians George Wallace, Antonio Fargas, Shucky Ducky and others.
With international exposure and experience Sandra frequently travels to perform for audiences in China, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Turkey, Spain, Italy, Greece, France and West Africa.
