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Jack Stafford will play over 200 shows this year, including every country in Europe. Plus a 16-week, 75 date tour of the US and Canada. He gave up his apartment in September last year and is now permanently on tour. “I lived in Amsterdam for the last 8 years ,” explained Stafford. “And still have a shop there that sells the zip-suits that I used to design But I was happiest when on tour so now that’s all I do.” When asked how long he intends to keep touring for he says “as long as I’m still enjoying it. It...

America’s Favorite Jim Stafford Songs In 1974, Jim wrote and recorded his first chart making song, “The Swamp Witch”, produced by his boyhood friend Kent LaVoie, (known as Lobo). He followed with a gold single, “Spiders and Snakes”, which stayed on the American pop charts for 26 weeks. The hits just kept coming and included “My Girl Bill”, “Wildwood Weed”, and the wonderfully satirical “Cow Patti”, written for the Clint Eastwood movie, Any Which Way You Can, in which Jim appeared. National Television Star Jim launched his television career with The Jim Stafford Show on ABC in 1975. His numerous...

Stafford Brothers are the house music DJ and Production duo of Matt Stafford and Chris Stafford based on the Gold Coast, Australia. They are the first Australian DJ’s to get their own reality TV show on a major network. Both brothers perform at all DJ shows and are sometimes accompanied by instrumentalists and vocalists. They are currently the #1 ranked DJs in Australia according to the 2011 & 2012 inthemix DJ Awards The first Stafford Brothers single was a cover version of ‘More Than a Feeling’ originally performed and written by Grammy Nominated band Boston. The track was released in...

Jo Stafford (born Jo Elizabeth Stafford, 12 November 1917, in Coalinga, California and died July 16, 2008 at Century City, California) was an American jazz and big band singer whose career spanned the late 1930s through the early 1960s. She was known especially as a fond favorite of name bandleaders during World War II and in the years immediately after. Stafford was greatly admired for the purity of her voice and was considered one of the most versatile vocalists of the era. Even now, hers are widely held as the supreme versions of jazz standards "It Could Happen to You"...