Janis Liebhart

Janis Liebhart was born on Jul 07, 1952 in USA. Janis Liebhart's big-screen debut came with Crystal Heart directed by Gil Bettman in 1986. Janis Liebhart is known for The Brave Little Toaster directed by Jerry Rees, Jon Lovitz stars as Radio and Timothy Stack as Lampy. The upcoming new movie Janis Liebhart plays is Undercover Brother which will be released on May 31, 2002.

California native Janis Liebhart is a singer and songwriter. She has toured with Michael Bolton for nineteen years, Moody Blues, Righteous Bros., Charlie Rich, Engelbert, and a menagerie of other shorter tours and t.v. appearances. Her vocals appear on Ringo Starr's CD "Y Not," and Neil Young's "Living With War". She is a six time Emmy certificate winner for writing special material for both Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and Sesame Street; helped pioneer National Geographic TV's award winning show with songs for "Really Wild Animals." Other notable writing credits include Universal's "Theme from Undercover Brother" and Disney TV's theme for "Emperor's New School." Active in improvisational theater, Janis was a member of LA Connection, featured on Friday evenings. Janis recently moved to La Quinta and is active in a handful of bands; "Mad Dogs and The Englishman" (a rockin' Joe Cocker tribute band), "JJ Govner" (just had their first performance at The Big Rock Pub last week), and a duo with husband and ex-band member of "Spirit", Scott Monahan - they call themselves "Fun With Dick And Jane Band."