An accomplished veteran in the world of Big Band vocals, Cheryl Morris was very active in the Los Angeles scene for many years. She worked exclusively with various name artists from the legendary Big Band era, along with some of it's greatest leaders. In 1975, she began a 15 years career as a Big Band vocalist when Orin Tucker hired her as a vocalist. In 1979 she began an 11 year association with The Harry James Orchestra that included appearances throughout the United States and Canada and tours for several cruise lines. Cheryl appeared regularly at Disneyland Carnation Plaza where she entertained thousands. Other memorable orchestras Cheryl has performed with include the Tex Beneke Orchestra, the Ray McKinley Orchestra and the Home Saving of America Big Band, which for 10 years produced Fabulous Forties shows nationwide with original artists from the era itself. 

Cheryl is also an accomplished veteran of the stage (dance and theatre). She began her theatrical career at a young age as a dancer with Baker's Dance Company in Los Angeles, performing throughout southern California. Her theatrical work is extensive, and includes such shows as the off Broadway show "The Big Broadcast of 1944" where Cheryl was featured with the Harry James Orchestra. She adds to her theatrical credits; I remember Mama, Come Blow Your Horn, Sweet Charity, Funny Girl, and Brigadoon.  

Cheryl moved to the northwest 11 years ago and has enjoyed performing in several productions for The Musical Company, and has entertained aboard the Queen of the West cruise ship. Cheryl has appeared locally at the Crystal Ballroom, and has been spotlighted with several local bands.
   

The Let's Dance Band is proud to feature Miss Morris and her wonderful vocal stylings.