Pam Sheyne & Richard Harris

Episode 14 of the STORYOPHONIC podcast, hosted by Lindsay Tomasic & Dan Kimpel, titled "Pam Sheyne & Richard Harris" was published on April 22, 2019 and runs 50 minutes.

April 22, 2019 ·50m · STORYOPHONIC

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Although Pam Sheyne is probably best known for "Genie in a Bottle," her breakthrough hit for Christina Aguilera, she has thousands of additional credits with recording artists plus songs for network television shows. Likewise, Richard Harris has thousands of credits with a roster of international artists plus television shows, films and national advertising spots. The two recently teamed up for Songwriting Camps, with a mission of mentoring and educating the next generation of music creators.

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