The Joey English Show - Joey English's Bio

Joey's career has included 27 years of singing for such stars as George Burns, Bob Hope, Milton Berle and Rodney Dangerfield. Her impressive songbook includes a collection written for her by legendary lyricist Sammy Cahn, who called this church going lady a "singer's singer ".

Joey has appeared numerous times on such classic programs as "The Dinah Shore Show", "The Merv Giffin Show" and "The Mike Douglass Show". Joey has had a summer replacement TV. show for the Smothers Brothers. She has sung the National Anthem at many sporting events across the U.S. and continues to do so.

A published writer, a sought-after speaker and the emcee of most of the premier events in the Coachella Valley, this redhead's musical comedy talents include starring in productions of "Valley Confidential", "Sordid Lives" and "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" for the 2005 season alone. In 2007 Joey starred in "Senior Class" and a reprise of "Sordid Lives".

Her voice has always been her chosen "instrument", but the "lady in red" plays the French horn, most of the brass instruments, violin and piano. Joey attended college on an academic Scholarship, something few entertainers do.

A mother of three, a "G.J." ("Grandma Joey") of four and a confirmed "chocoholic", Joey lives the majority of the year in the Mesa Area of Palm Springs and summers on Flathead Lake in Montana.

The triple Scorpio received her star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars on her 55th birthday, November 17, 2000 from her children Trevor, Tammera and Tyler.