Bobette Jamison-Harrison

Bobette Jamison-Harrison is a native of Los Angeles, California and the youngest of six children. Her love for singing began as a small child. She loved mimicking the vocal styles of Aretha Franklin, Donnie Hathaway, and Gladys Knight. As early as seven years of age, she sang in the True Light Missionary Baptist Church choir with all of her neighborhood friends. Throughout her childhood and teenage years in school, she participated in theater arts, gospel ensembles, and choirs refining her musical abilities. Her formal music training started at Los Angeles Harbor College and continued at the University of Southern California, Bobette participated in USC’s Evening of Soul, a major annual stage production that took place during Black History Month. At one performance, Bobette was asked to become a member of The Nicholas Family, and toured the United States with the Grammy-nominated group.

Bobette is known in the music industry as a lead and background vocalist, vocal arranger, choir director/contractor and co-producer. Bobette records and performs with numerous artists including Denyce Graves, Barbara Streisand, Nancy Wilson, Patti Labelle and Shirley Caesar. She performs on numerous television and radio commercials, films and television projects and is also a songwriter and proud owner of Jus Clown’N Music, a music publishing company. She travels throughout the United States providing as a clinician for Maranatha Music’s Worship Leader Workshops and as a singer with the Integrity Music Praise Band for Family Life’s “I Still Do” marriage conferences. Bobette is also co-owner of Set Apart Worshipper’s Workshops, a workshop based ministry that provides worship clinics for church assemblages throughout the U.S.A.