Linda Eder is tagged as: broadway, female vocalists, showtunes, pop, musicals Linda Eder was born in Brainerd, Minnesota on February 3, 1961. She began her career as a night-club entertainer before gaining national fame on the popular show “Star Search.” She was undefeated for twelve weeks running before leaving the show for a Broadway career. She met Frank Wildhorn who immediately fell in love with her and her incredible voice. He set about writing the musical “Jekyll and Hyde” with her in mind for the role of Lucy. Although the show did rather poorly, Linda was a sensation. Her pure tone broke listeners’ hearts with laments like “No One Knows Who I am” and “Sympathy, Tenderness” and her unleashed power in torch songs like “Good ‘n’ Evil” and “A New Life” sent her immediately into league with other Broadway leading ladies like Barbara Streisand and Bernadette Peters. Her range stretches from a rich alto to an impressive array of ringing whistle tones. Her tone is pure, powerful, and full of emotion. Her voice and singing style have often been compared to that of Barbara Streisand, but Linda has always said that from childhood her biggest inspiration has been and continues to be Judy Garland. This veneration culminated in the making and release of her tribute a... Read More About Linda Eder Biography...  Send Linda Eder ringtones to your cell
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