History:
Sass Jordan's impeccable good looks are at odds with her gravel-throated delivery, but she has proven time and time again that she possesses one of the best voices in all of hard rock. In later years her material began to drift from the rock mold, but her incredible voice is able to pull off any genre.
  Born in Birmingham, England, Sass Jordan's family immigrated to Canada when she was still at a young age. Growing up in French speaking Montreal, Sass tried her hand at writing commercial jingles, translating movies from French to English, hosting a TV video show and even working in construction before she pursued her first love, music. After a short stint in the News, Jordan pursued a solo career. Her debut album received rave reviews, resulting in a Canadian Juno Award for Most Promising Female Vocalist in 1989.
  Having garnered U.S. distribution and working with guitarist Stevie Salas, Racine managed to reach the Billboard charts behind singles such as "Make You A Believer" and "You Don't Have To Remind Me". But it would be 1994's Rats that would be Sass' ballsiest and most successful recording. Two years later she began recording with the Van Halen brothers, who were rumored to be interested in having her front their band prior to Gary Cherone's involvement.
  Future releases drifted away from the raw rock she pursued on earlier albums, even going so far as to rename herself Sas Jordan on Hot Gossip. But in the day and age of alternative music her releases were all but ignored by the mainstream public, however she kept herself in the spotlight by appearing as a judge on the reality TV show Canadian Idol. Sass continues to tour, and we will hopefully be blessed with another album in the near future.

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