GI JAMS (TM) Launches Its New Music Web Site to Promote Musically Talented U.S. Service Members Around the World

GI JAMS (TM) Launches Its New Music Web Site to Promote Musically Talented U.S. Service Members Around the World

Hit Songwriter/Producer/Artists Randell & Schippers Invite All Musical Military Men and Women to Join

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- GI JAMS (TM), a multi-media entertainment project dedicated to featuring, promoting and developing the musical talents of the men and women of our U.S. armed forces has today formally announced its opening and the debut of its web site GIJams.com (www.GIJams.com). The web site will give all military members, active, reserve and retired, the opportunity to showcase their talent and gain notoriety and financial success from their music and performances. GI JAMS is a Nevada company headquartered in Las Vegas.

GI JAMS' mission is to create a social network community for the thousands of active and veteran military members who want to find a creative outlet for their music and performances. GI JAMS founders and co-creators, Denny Randell and Biddy Schippers, hit songwriter/producer/artists and music industry entrepreneurs, say, "We've designed the project to give everyone the opportunity to financially support and popularize the songs and performances of our musically talented military heroes and to give them the chance to make it in the music and entertainment industry."

U.S. military men and women at home and all over the world are invited to have their own individual artist page on the company's dedicated site GIJams.com. It allows the user to upload songs, videos, photos, bios and personal messages - and have the opportunity to sell audio and video downloads of their music to fans and visitors who come to and support the site. One hundred percent (100%) of the download net profits will go to each of the participating U.S. service members and veterans. Under the site's "rules of engagement," any man or woman who has served or is currently serving in the U.S. military can join. All branches, officers and enlisted, active, reserve and retired, writing and/or performing as an individual artist or in a band or group, are invited to become members of GIJams.com.

GIJams.com will also provide its members opportunities in the areas of recording, TV, live performances and music licensing. Additionally, the company is in talks with manufacturers and retailers to provide discounts and other savings on products and services purchased on and through the web site.

Legendary songwriter Denny Randell has written songs that have contributed to the sales of more than 200 million records. His repertoire is distinguished by diverse musical styles and some of the most recorded and performed songs in the world. One of his classics, "Working My Way Back To You," recently exceeded 6 million performances in the U.S. alone - an honor shared by only a handful of copyrights. Three of Denny's songs are featured in the Tony award winning Broadway show Jersey Boys and its Grammy winning cast album.

Biddy Schippers, hit songwriter, collaborator and partner of Randell's and co-owner of their DRC Entertainment Co., has had a number of chart successes. This includes with Randell the writing, recording and performing by Randell & Schippers of their recent national dance and Top 10 Yahoo video hit "Alice in Wonderland" as well as other hit songs and recordings by the duo, here and in the UK, which allMusic.com collectively refers to as "club staples."

"Biddy and I feel deeply indebted to all who have served in our armed forces," Randell says. "We have dedicated GI JAMS to our military men and women everywhere who defend us at great sacrifice to themselves and their families and at high risk to their own physical safety and their very lives. And while there are so many ways, both financially and spiritually, that we can help and support them, one way is through music, something we know and are successful with. We want to give all of those in our military, who are musically talented and have dreams of being successful as musical artists, the opportunity to be heard and have the chance to realize financial gain from their talent and maybe even go all the way."

Military artists and writers need not worry about sending in a professional production. As the words on the GIJams.com web site explain: "As long as we can see and hear you, the folks who come to GIJams.com will support you."

GI JAMS will also donate a portion of profits from other proceeds to a general fund or charity to be used for supporting our military personnel and their families in need.

To Join GI Jams and For More Information Go To www.GIJAMS.com

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CONTACT: Michael Jensen or Erin Podbereski, both of Jensen
Communications, +1-626-585-9575, info@jensencom.com, for GI JAMS; or Trish
Williamson, Manager, Operations of GI JAMS, 1-888-GI Jams-1 (1-888-445-2671),
Trish@GIJams.com

Web Site: http://www.gijams.com/

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