Jenny Lynn Golding
Jenny Lynn Golding is a singer-songwriter who formed a band under her own name in the early 2000s. She plays guitar and writes songs that include tracks like...
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Jenny Lynn Golding is a singer-songwriter who formed a band under her own name in the early 2000s. She plays guitar and writes songs that include tracks like "Blue Moon (Do You Burn?)" and "Cindy." The band has released albums such as "In the Red" in 2005 and "Blue Moon" in 2008.
Her music includes songs like "I Like My Life Just Fine" and "Rocking Chair." The album "Blue Moon" features the track "Blue Moon (Do You Burn?)" which became notable for the band. Later albums include "The Burning Heart" from 2012 and "Songs for a Black Cat" from 2016.
Golding has worked with various musicians over time while maintaining her role as the primary creative voice. Her catalog also includes the song "I Need A Light."
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