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MaryAnne Marino
MaryAnne Marino came up in New York, where she spent time listening to singers like Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald. She put a band together in 2005 with David...
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MaryAnne Marino came up in New York, where she spent time listening to singers like Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald. She put a band together in 2005 with David Green on guitar, James Carter on bass, and Anthony Marino on drums. Their first album, 'Love Stories,' came out in 2007 and included the song 'Forever is Mine.'
That song got some radio play and landed in the Billboard Hot 100. A couple of years later, there were some questions about who wrote it, but those got sorted out. Marino kept making records after that.
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