BAHL's Babes: Amanda Sudano Ramirez

Forging your own path as the daughter of someone very famous can present difficulties, but for Amanda Sudano Ramirez, it has been a wonderful ride.  Amanda is the daughter of the Queen of Disco, the beautiful Donna Summer, and her husband Bruce Sudano.  Amanda, along with her two sisters, have each made successful lives for themselves, and the sky seems the limit for the striking Amanda.

Amanda, with model looks and a simply mesmerizing voice, seemed destined to follow the footsteps of her ever so talented mother, and has.  Along the way, Amanda attended Vanderbilt University.




Amanda, along with her husband Abner Ramirez, make the musical duo of Johnnnyswim, who are really making quite a name for themselves.  Amanda and Abner as Johnnyswim consistently plays music festivals, have made appearances on David Letterman, Live with Kelli & Michael and The Tonight Show and continue to play before sellout venues across America.

The couple stays quite busy, and to add to that, Abner and Amanda welcomed their first child this past February. So, congratulations are in order.

In addition to her outstanding musical career, Amanda has appeared in national commercials, most notably for Target, and has been a model with the Bella Agency, having done modeling campaigns for Louis Vuitton and Vogue.

Recently, Amanda had the honor of participating with The Doobie Brothers on their new soundtrack "Soutbound", where artists guest in recreating the old Doobie's classics.  Michael McDonald specifically requested Amanda to join him in performing the stellar hit "You Belong To Me".

Amanda and Abner made an appearance with famed musician Daryl Hall on "Live From Daryl's House", where they joined Daryl in performing Hall and Oates hit song "Adult Education".

The talented and beautiful Amanda Sudano Ramirez is welcomed as the latest BAHL's Babe.

Sunday Night Song

On Saturday night at Hard Rock Orlando, Michael McDonald, formerly of The Doobie Brothers, was on hand for what surely was an outstanding show.

I was unable to attend, but I have seen him perform in the past and he does put on a good show.

For Sunday Night Song, I present one of McDonald's best, I Keep Forgettin. Enjoy!