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	Jose Feliciano - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		José Montserrate Feliciano (born September 10, 1945 in Lares) is a Puerto Rican singer.
		Feliciano holds the distinction of being one of the few singers to have enjoyed success both in Spanish music and in English rock and roll.
		In 1995, Feliciano was honored by the government of New York, which re-named Public School 155 the Jose Feliciano Performing Arts School.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jose_Feliciano (707 words)

	PUERTO RICO HERALD: José Feliciano Transcending Time & Space (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		José Feliciano was born 56 years ago in Lares, and is said to have begun his musical career at the age of three by accompanying his uncle using a cracker tin can.
		Feliciano added strings, conga drums, and a jazz flute and, within weeks, had both the album and single at the top of the music charts.
		It is important to mention that José Feliciano was the first artist ever to publicly change the traditional way the U.S. national anthem was sung, when on Oct. 7, 1968, he added a slow soul-sounding style to it while performing at the World Series.
	www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/2001/vol5n16/Feliciano-en.shtml (945 words)

	Corporate Entertainment - Jose Feliciano booking information
		Jose's first major break in the industry, however, happened in the Spanish market when, in 1966, after an amazing performance at the Mar del Plata Festival in Argentina, the RCA Executives in Buenos Aires encouraged Jose to stay there and record an album of Spanish music.
		Feliciano's contributions to the music industry have been far reaching, spanning generations and continents, while emphasizing cultural diversity and mutual acceptance, enhanced significantly by his unsurpassed musical integrity.
		Jose was honored in being ranked among the caliber of these past performers, who had been invited to co-headline at this unique benefit.
	www.corporateartists.com /josefeliciano.html (2406 words)

	Biography: Jose Feliciano -- Book Jose Feliciano for Corporate Events, Private Parties, Fundraisers
		Jose had taken long-time standards and made them brand new; he re-worked and re-fashioned them with his own style of acoustic guitar artistry and the vocal inflections of his the jazz and American influences he had acquired during his adolescence.
		Jose was honored to be ranked among the caliber of past performers invited to co-headline at this unique benefit.
		Jose was viewed, at the time, as being one of the very few artists to have ever been featured on two distinctly different PBS programs at the same time.
	www.bookingentertainment.biz /cgi-bin/locolobo/displaybio.pl?009 (3348 words)

	Jose Feliciano
		Jose was born blind, to humble beginnings on September 10, 1945, in Lares, Puerto Rico.
		From a historical point of view, it should be noted that Jose was the first artist to ever stylize the National Anthem and performed it publicly, he did so during the world series on October 7, 1968 and it was the first time the anthem became a charted Top-40 recording.
		Jose's passions include writing, recording in his studio, baseball, both playing and listening to it on the radio, and being a dad.
	www.geocities.com /jojo_mcbean/feliciano.html (577 words)

	CD Reviews - Jose Feliciano - The Hits Collection
		ose’ Feliciano was born in 1945 in Puerto Rico.
		In 1964, Jose’ recorded his first flamenco-flavored LP for RCA, “The Voice and Guitar of Jose’ Feliciano”.
		In 1968, Jose’ came to a breakthrough with his first successful album “Feliciano!” of which the single “Light My Fire” was scored no. 4 in the pop-charts and won him two Grammies including one for “Best New Artist”.
	www.1388.com /articles/jose_feliciano-eng (497 words)

	Jose Feliciano by Seth Rogovoy
		What Feliciano has apparently missed, and what the small turnout of just a few hundred people suggested, is that time has passed him by.
		Feliciano skirted much of his own repertoire in favor of covers of hits by the likes of the Bee Gees, Orleans, the Eagles, Elton John, Bill Withers, Elvis Presley and the Beatles.
		In fact, Feliciano was most compelling on the few solo vocal and instrumental numbers he attempted -- he invested his Spanish ballads with his customary soul and played his nylon-string guitar with virtuosic flair.
	www.berkshireweb.com /rogovoy/concerts/jose.html (522 words)

	Jose Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jose Feliciano has been acclaimed by critics throughout the world as "the greatest living guitarist." Guitar Magazine has awarded him "Best Pop Guitarist" for five years running, and has placed him in their Gallery of the Greats.
		Feliciano before he leaves tomorrow night." By the time he was 23, he has won two Grammy Awards, had performed over much of the world, and had recorded songs in four languages.
		Feliciano earned his sixth Grammy Award in 1991, and is the only performer who has won pop music award in two languages categories.
	www.pattersonandassociates.com /bios/Jose_Feliciano (696 words)

	Jose Feliciano, live DVD plus CD, Light My Fire, Ay Carino, Start Me Up and more. 1 DVD plus 1 CD for only $15.95
		Feliciano's first public performance was as a nine-year-old at the Puerto Rican theatre in the Bronx.
		Feliciano continued to tour annually during the 1970s and released several albums in both Spanish and English.
		In 1998, Feliciano's hands were cast for the Wall of Fame at Madam Tussaud's in London.
	www.raggaforce.com /feliciano.html (645 words)

	Jose Feliciano-Lightfoot-article - Gordon Lightfoot
		Feliciano likely will pass on interpreting "O Canada" when he performs Friday at the Toronto Centre for the Performing Arts, but that won't prevent him from putting his distinctive stamp on other familiar tunes.
		Feliciano, blind from birth with a congenital form of glaucoma, also won the best new artist Grammy that year.
		At that time, Feliciano was a regular on the folk and coffeehouse circuit, appearing frequently in Toronto at the Penny Farthing, the less-heralded rival to the legendary Riverboat.
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	biography
		Feliciano was born on September 10, 1945, into a Puerto Rican family barely supported by his father's work as a farmer.
		The second of 12 children, Feliciano was blessed with a lucrative talent; by the age of 16, he was contributing to the family income by playing folk, flamenco, and pop guitar on the Greenwich Village coffeehouse circuit.
		In 1988, Melissa Anne Feliciano was born and in 1991, Jonathan Jose.
	www.fantasticfeliciano.com /biography.html (3745 words)

	Jose Feliciano -
		Jose and I talked about this one for awhile, finding it quite interesting, because when I was pregnant with our first child, Melissa, almost thirteen years ago, I went to an Elton John concert that I'm sure, she "heard" it (and enjoyed it!), as well!!!
		The only song that Jose is familiar which is similar to what you describe is an old song he sometimes sings to his children (or to impatient little passengers on a plane with which he may be travelling!).
		Jose's formal school education ended in Senior year when he had to go to work full time...he regrets it today but has continued his personal education throughout his life and is even being honored with a doctorate this spring.
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	Book Jose Feliciano for Event, Meeting, Gala
		Jose Feliciano has been acclaimed by critics throughout the world as "the greatest living guitarist." Guitar Player magazine has named him Best Pop Guitarist for five years running and has placed him in their Gallery of the Greats.
		Jose has received over 40 gold and platinum records, has won 14 Grammy nominations and six Grammy awards, and has earned countless prestigious awards the world over.
		Jose's hands are placed next to those of Andrew Lloyd Weber and Michael Jackson.
	www.grabow.biz /Speakers/JoseFeliciano.htm (571 words)

	Jose Feliciano -
		I met Jose several times when he lived in Villa Park, CA and was a member of St. Norbert's Church, which he also attended.
		Jose, You were all a great help to us during those years and I will always remember those events with happiness.
		Jose's schedule is still being worked on and will continue to evolve during the next few weeks.
	app2.zoovy.com /josefeliciano/www.josefeliciano.com/letters13.htm (6223 words)

	St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture: José Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Feliciano was born blind from congenital glaucoma, but nevertheless was a musical prodigy who by age six was playing instruments.
		Feliciano's first album, The Voice and Guitar of José Feliciano, appeared and went unnoticed in 1964, and both he and RCA experimented for the next few years in finding an appropriate niche for the eclectic singer and musician.
		After 1968,; Feliciano has continued as a standard and recognized artist in both American and Latin pop music, but has never again achieved the popularity or success in the United States that he had that stellar year.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_g1epc/is_bio/ai_2419200387 (603 words)

	:: The Youngstown Symphony :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jose has been awarded over forty -five Gold and Platinum records; has won sixteen Grammy nominations — most recently for Señor Bolero in 1998 — earning six Grammy Awards and is in receipt of countless prestigious awards the world over.
		Jose's gifts of time, treasure and talent have earned him, over the years, the reputation of great humanitarian and 'Ambassador of Good Will', throughout the world.
		The Alma Award for Lifetime Achievement was presented to Jose in 2000 in Los Angeles, as the event, which was broadcast on Network television, brought together a host of entertainment icons to celebrate the beauty and diversity of the Latin Entertainment Industry.
	www.youngstownsymphony.com /jfeliciano.html (2736 words)

	Music of Puerto Rico - Artists: Jose Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jose Feliciano was born blind on 10 September, 1945 in Lares, Puerto Rico.
		In 1976, Feliciano switched labels to Private Stock where producer Jerry Wexler was brought in to recreate the feeling of Feliciano's early work on Sweet Soul Music.
		Feliciano has been acclaimed by critics throughout the world as "the greatest living guitarist".
	www.musicofpuertorico.com /en/jose_feliciano.html (554 words)

	Jose Feliciano, MP3 Music Download at eMusic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		His idiosyncratic Latin-jazz performance of the song proved highly controversial, and despite the outcry of traditionalists and nationalists, his status as an emerging counterculture hero was secured, with a single of his rendition also becoming a hit.
		In 1980 Feliciano was the first performer signed to the new Latin division of Motown, making his label debut with an eponymous effort the following year; his recorded output tapered off during the course of the decade, although he occasionally resurfaced with LPs including 1987's Tu Immenso Amor and 1989's I'm Never Gonna Change.
		A school in East Harlem was renamed the Jose Feliciano Performing Arts School in his honor; in 1996, he also appeared briefly in the hit film Fargo.
	www.emusic.com /artist/10563/10563605.html (412 words)

	Amazon.com: Feliz Navidad: Music: José Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Longtime Feliciano fans (myself included) have long for this LP to be release on CD and after 32 years it finally became a reality.
		Jose's voice is smooth and clear as a bell and the emotion that he puts into everyone of these holiday standards is evident when you hear the album.
		Thirty years ago, Jose Feliciano made "Feliz Navidad" a modern-day Christmas classic and it is, of course, the title song on this CD.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006JJ5D?v=glance (1200 words)

	Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		José Feliciano will appear in concert as part of the kick-off of the 50th Anniversary of the Delta Gamma Center, dedicated to providing services for families and their children whose lives have been touched by visual impairment.
		Feliciano, famous for such hits as "Light My Fire" and "Feliz Navidad," is regarded as the first Latin artist to crossover into the English music market.
		José Feliciano Concert: Saturday, January 13, 2001 at 8 p.m.
	www.hispanicstlouis.com /Review/Feliciano-E.htm (197 words)

	Jose Feliciano - Book Jose Feliciano for your Corporate Events, Fund Raisers
		On January 8, 1997, Jose's "Americano" album was nominated for a Grammy, marking his fifteenth nomination and in 1998, "Señor Bolero" earned him number sixteen.
		Three songs that have been milestones for Feliciano are: 1) "Light My Fire", which was number one on the charts in 1968 and according to the song publisher, is now a "standard" due to Jose's interpretation.
		For this reason, Jose will often lend a hand or his name in support of causes that he believes are important.
	www.locoloboevents.com /display_bio.php?id=3044 (3443 words)

	Arkansas Times
		Born blind in impoverished conditions in Puerto Rico in 1945, Jose Feliciano grabbed onto a guitar as a child in New York Cityâs Spanish Harlem and played his way into renown as one of the worldâs greatest guitarists.
		Feliciano told El Latino that his songwriting comes from âthe things that happen to me, the news that I see.
		Feliciano, who turns 60 in September and now lives in Connecticut, says he believes more records will be forthcoming.
	www.arktimes.com /Articles/ArticleViewer.aspx?ArticleID=8cccacc8-ea4d-4960-88fe-02da9249777d (349 words)

	Cactus Petes : Entertainment : Concerts & Events : JOSE FELICIANO
		Born blind, Jose learned to play the guitar with only records as his teacher and earned a living as a musician from the age of 17.
		In 1998, Jose released one of his most important albums, “Senor Bolero,” which marked a return to his Latin roots and the timeless, haunting boleros that convey so much about the joy and pain of romantic love.
		Experience the exquisite musicianship and passionate performance of Jose Feliciano, an entertainer of the highest caliber.
	www.ameristarcasinos.com /cactus/cp_et_event_detail.asp?id=1236 (262 words)

	Amazon.ca: All-Time Greatest Hits [Best of]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jose takes a lot of flak from the likes of Rolling Stone Magazine and others of that elitist ilk, but the man did provide us with an originality and freshness in his arrangements and musical interpretation in the late 1960s.
		i have alot of respect for Jose Feliciano.his guitar tone is very special.i have heard him on countless projects and he really stands out.i dug Light my fire, but it's the theme to Chicoandthe Man that is my song by him.i still like that song.
		I first listend to Jose's versions of Light my Fire and Califoronia Dreaming when in college in the 60's and thought he was a major talent, a sort of Latino Ray Charles.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000002WAN (411 words)

	Amazon.com: Legendary José Feliciano: Music: José Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		There are some great songs missing but considering all of the many compilations that they have of Jose's Greatest Hits out there this is probably the best one to get an at a very affordable price.
		Jose Feliciano is soul,passion,and emotion not to mention incredible sensitivity to express what he feels in his songs.
		FELICIANO is the sound who lit the fire of a whole generation in the laste 60's and early 70's.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005MHQH?v=glance (944 words)

	Jose Feliciano CDs, Jose Feliciano Records, CD Singles, Rare Records, Vinyl, Albums, Discography
		JOSE FELICIANO Everybody Loves Me (1981 UK blue Motown label 2-track 7" vinyl single, also including The Drought Is Over.
		JOSE FELICIANO Lonely Teardrops (1983 UK blue Motown label 2-track 7" vinyl single, also including Cuidado.
		JOSE FELICIANO And The Sun Will Shine (1998 Australian-only 24-track CD anthology, includes all the hits + tracks only released in Australia, picture sleeve) -
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	Jose Feliciano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It was followed by a version of Tommy Tucker's R&B standard "Hi-Heel Sneakers" and such was Feliciano's popularity that he was chosen to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the 1968 baseball World Series.
		In the UK, where he recorded a 1969 live album, Feliciano's version of the Bee Gees' "The Sun Will Shine' was a minor hit, but the 70s saw RCA promoting Feliciano's Spanish-language material throughout Latin America.
		He also sang the theme music to the television series Chico And The Man. In parallel with the Latin albums, Feliciano continued to record English-language songs, notably on Compartments, produced by Steve Cropper.
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