About the Artist

Born in Denver, Colorado in 1955, a third generation Coloradan, Linda began playing guitar and writing songs at the age of nineteen while attending the University of Northern Colorado where she received a degree in interpersonal communication and a journalism minor. Beginning in 1977, Linda produced a ten-week series, Women in Music, for the radio station, KFML, in Denver. This program led her to the stories and music of many artists including Joni Mitchell and Billie Holiday and also inspired Linda to pursue her own musical interests.

Linda has performed for many years in Denver, and during the height of the pandemic, she gave three virtual concerts through the series, 100 Nights of Jazz. She has been featured on radio stations JAZZ89 KUVO in Denver and KGNU Radio in Boulder. In April of 2018, Linda performed three of her original compositions in Palaiseau, France with the world music group, Kaïsa.

Linda stays active in her community; She studies guitar with Melissa Getto and takes pottery classes at the Art Students League of Denver. In 2023, she traveled to Japan and visited pottery studios and kilns from Kyoto to the Noto Peninsula. In 2025, Linda attended a pottery workshop in the small village of Cerdeira, Portugal. Linda also volunteers at the Temple Grandin Equine Center where she nurtures her love of horses. A Renaissance woman indeed!

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