Main Line Today Magazine Shows Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love as an MLT MUST in 2009

"Whether tackling pop, country, Broadway show tunes or ballads, 25-year-old Liz Seymour is a talented singer loaded with theatrical flair. Her debut CD is devoted to love - good and bad. Sentimental types will want to keep a box of Kleenex handy for "Still Hurting," which seems destined for a movie score. If you’re aching for a good cry, Seymour will help you get in touch with your big, sad self." You can read it for yourself on page 39 of the January, 2009 issue.

And her CD has been recognized by Governor Ed Rendell, Senator Arlen Specter, Congressman Joe Sestak, and State Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi… and Swarthmore Mayor Elric C Gerner even proclaimed Saturday, December 6th as "Liz Seymour CD Release Day in Swarthmore, PA USA."

Liz Seymour's CD, Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love, is available on her website!

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Metropolitan Bakery and Liz Seymour are named Main Line Today Magazine's MLT MUSTS in 2009

Celebrating Fifteen Years of Great Bread and Great Memories
Metropolitan Bakery’s 15-Month Calendar (metropolitanbakery.com)

"Forget counting carbs. Metropolitan Bakery’s new 15-month calendar offers up favorite recipes, “Metro Memories” and significant dates in the Philly baking institution’s scrapbook. Acquiring the secret behind Metropolitan’s legendary French berry roll—not to mention the chocolate-chip sour-cherry cookie—is reason enough to snag one of these."

That's what Main Line Today Magazine wrote about Metropolitan Bakery's new 15-month calendar.

And on the same page, they wrote this about Liz Seymour and her new CD, Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love:

That Thing Called Love
Liz Seymour (Range Records, 2008, lizseymour.com)

"Whether tackling pop, country, Broadway show tunes or ballads, 25-year-old Liz Seymour is a talented singer loaded with theatrical flair. Her debut CD is devoted to love—good and bad. Sentimental types will want to keep a box of Kleenex handy for “Still Hurting,” which seems destined for a movie score. If you’re aching for a good cry, Seymour will help you get in touch with your big, sad self."

Both Metropolitan Bakery and Liz Seymour can be found on page 39 of Main Line Today Magazine's January 2009 issue.

Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love is available at LizSeymour.com.

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Patti LaBelle and Liz Seymour are named together: MLT MUST in 2009 by Main Line Today Magazine

Recipes for the Good Life
Patti LaBelle
(Karen Hunter Publishing, 208 pages)

"Homegrown chanteuse Patti LaBelle knows how to open a show—and a cookbook. In Recipes for the Good Life, the sassy chef dishes the goods from the first chapter, enticingly titled “Hot ’n’ Spicy (Like Me!).” Dive into “Smack Yo Mama Seafood,” with quick-and-easy recipes for blackened grilled halibut, salmon with lemon-chili butter, and more. We’re partial to “Down-Home Stick-to-Your-Ribs Meals,” and its recipes for short ribs in brown gravy, and salmon and grits."

That's what Main Line Today Magazine wrote about Patti LaBelle.

And on the same page, they wrote this about Liz Seymour and her new CD, Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love:

That Thing Called Love
Liz Seymour (Range Records, 2008, lizseymour.com)

"Whether tackling pop, country, Broadway show tunes or ballads, 25-year-old Liz Seymour is a talented singer loaded with theatrical flair. Her debut CD is devoted to love—good and bad. Sentimental types will want to keep a box of Kleenex handy for “Still Hurting,” which seems destined for a movie score. If you’re aching for a good cry, Seymour will help you get in touch with your big, sad self."

Both Ms. LaBelle and Ms. Seymour can be found on page 39 of Main Line Today Magazine's January 2009 issue.

Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love is available at LizSeymour.com.

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Can it be true? Can Walt Disney World really be celebrating Liz Seymour's new CD release? Can they really have changed their signs to honor Liz? Can The Mouse recognize the power of Liz's voice enough to celebrate Liz for all of 2009?

Impossible… but see this video. Wow, what fun!

Disney World Celebrates Liz Seymour's CD Release - See The News Video Here!

Gina Giachero, Music Director of Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love, shares a plaque presented by Range Recording Studios and Disc Makers who duplicated the CD.

This was presented to these two musicians at the Official CD Release Party and Performance on December 6, 2008.

Gina Giachero, Music Director, and Liz Seymour, singer, share the plaque of recognition from Range Recording Studios and Disc Makers.

U. S. Congressman Joe Sestak writes to Liz Seymour to congratulate her on the release of her new CD.

Here's what Congressman Sestak wrote to Liz:

On the special occasion of the release of your new CD, I express my admiration for both your remarkable talents and your commitment to our community as you strive to provide aspiring young people interested in the arts with the opportunity to reach their potential.

As a native of Delaware County who has always called this area home, I join your family, friends and local fans in congratulating you on your latest accomplishment. We are inordinately proud to have you as a representative of Swarthmore, the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District, and the many organizations to which you have contributed. I want to additionally recognize your family, and specifically your parents Pamela and Charles, for instilling in you the value of service through their involvement in schools, churches, and recreation associations.

With the incredible accomplishments you have attained as a performer, I appreciate that you have maintained such a high level of enthusiasm for staying involved with the places and people that have helped you on your way. This participation includes teaching and directing at the Young People's Theatre Workshop, where you have played many lead roles, and becoming the fifth generation in your family to perform and direct at The Players Club of Swarthmore Theatre.

Unfortunately I have a prior commitment that precludes my attending your CD Release Celebration; however I would be honored to meet you and your family at a time convenient to you.

I look forward to following your impressive career for years to come and wish you the best in all of your future endeavors.

Sincerely,

Joe Sestak
Member of Congress

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Governor Rendell Congratulates Liz Seymour on the release of her new CD.

The Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania sent his congratulations to Liz Seymour on the release of her CD.
The Governor joins Swarthmore Mayor Eck Gerner, Nether Providence Commissioner Robert O'Connor, and
State Senate Majority Leader Domenic Pileggi in sending their support.

"It is with pleasure and great pride that I take this opportunity to express my gratitude and admiration for all you have done to give back to your community through your music, and to congratulate you on the release of your album.

"As a successful recording artist, you are an inspiration and a valuable example to all artists with noble aspirations. I join with all of Pennsylvania in celebrating your artistic accomplishments, and honor your music and the music of those who create and sustain the arts in the commonwealth. It is the contributions of Pennsylvania's artists and arts organizations that help to make Pennsylvania and our nation, vibrant, strong, and prosperous.

"It is my hope that you will look upon your career in music and the arts with fulfillment and pride, knowing that you have made a lasting, positive impact on the world around you. For everything you have contributed to our commonwealth, we are grateful.

"As Governor and on behalf of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I wish to congratulate you on your album release and I wish you continued success in all of your future endeavors.

Edward G. Rendell
Governor
December 6, 2008"

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Mayor Elric C Gerner Proclaims Liz Seymour CD Release Day in Swarthmore

Mayor Gerner released the wording of his Proclamation which he will personally deliver at Liz Seymour's Official CD Release Party and Performance as a part of Swarthmore's Home For The Holidays Celebration. Liz Seymour is the headliner of the event.

The Proclamation reads:

Whereas, members of the Seymour-Dolman family have been actively involved in the Swarthmore community for five generations through our schools, churches, swim club, recreation association, Christmas Pageant, Memorial Day and Fourth of July Celebrations, The Players Club of Swarthmore, and Young People’s Theatre Workshop; and

(signed)
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ELRIC C. GERNER, Mayor

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Liz's sister, Stacie Finnegan, decided one day that she wanted to run in a 5K race early on Thanksgiving morning - she lives in Boston but would be returning to our area for Thanksgiving. She contacted her cousin, Erin Fitzgerald Stroble, who thought it was a good idea and she invited her husband, Albert; brother, Ryan; and father, Mike. (Mom, Nancy, was having really sore knees after years of tennis and decided it was best NOT to join us.)

Stacie then invited Mom, Pam; and sister, Liz. Eventually dad, Charlie, was invited too (or did he just invite himself!?)

So… Downingtown West High School organized this event as a fundraiser for its Cross Country team… and organized is the right word for it: it was VERY WELL organized.

The video below is short, but you'll see all of us (well Dad, Charlie, is behind the camera, as usual), plus some people having fun in turkey hats and the whole throng beginning the race.

Cousin Albert won the race (from within our family) and Uncle Mike even won a pie for finishing third in his age group! (No jokes about how old he is!)

What a fun way to start the day.

And believe it or not, Mom's turkeys were finished AHEAD of schedule for our great feast at 4:30, where we even got Gravie out for dinner in her wheelchair.

Fun time!

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Main Line Today Magazine is the Philadelphia-area's top regional magazine when it comes to those living in the Philadelphia, PA USA suburbs along the Main Line of the former Pennsylvania Railroad line (now a part of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority).

Main Line Today is the suburb's shopping, dining, nightlife, and social authority.

Main Line Today has just announced that it has selected Liz Seymour's new CD,

The magazine was impressed with Liz's CD, the quality of her music, her graphics, and her recording studio: Range Recording Studios from Ardmore, PA USA.

Liz Seymour - That Thing Called Love: For More Information about this new CD, Please Click Here!

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