About Jill Jaxx

	also Jill Bunker. Jill and her twin sister Jan (“Jan & Jill”) sang and danced as the original Budweiser “Pick a Pair of Six-Pack Twins” and the “Suedes” on Happy Days. They sang “Makin’ Our Dreams Come True,” the theme from Laverne & Shirley, on American Bandstand and also appeared on several NBC specials with Ed McMahon, as well as seasons with both Carol Burnett and Red Skelton. They were also the opening act for such luminaries as Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Bob Hope, Tina Turner, and Johnny Mathis, appearing at Caesar’s Palace, the MGM Grand, The Shubert Theater, and the Plaza Hotel in New York. As a recording artist, Jill has performed on countless records in both the USA and Germany, and many commercials and voiceovers.
	a recording artist for Capitol, CBS, 20th Century, and Daybreak, and award-winning A.S.C.A.P. songwriter.
	an expert voice teacher, touted as the “Queen of the Quick Fix” for her amazing ability to diagnose a singer’s problem and prescribe fast remedies—often improving singing immediately!
	a widely-read columnist for Karaoke Scene magazine.
	eleven different characters in “The Reveal It & Heal It Club”, the well-reviewed one-woman-show she wrote with her husband, Frederick Friedel.
	‘Songstress to the Seniors,’ performing her show, “A Sentimental Journey Down Broadway” all over Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
	co-producer of My Next Funeral, a hilarious indie film still making its way around Hollywood. The miniscule budget did not stop the team of Jaxx and Friedel from having over 150 actors and 50 locations, creating a film that is “as funny as it is ambitious, and as touching as it is amazing”.