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Sandy is currently organizing Sandy Jordan and Friends shows  in New York City at Upstairs at San Martin as well as hosting fund raisers in various clubs in the tri state area. Sandy and New Apple present comedy nights, music from jazz to opera,  art shows, song writer shows, reviews and improvs. For the last 4 years Sandy has her jazz jams every tuesday night at Notaro with the Larry Luger Trio which attracts numerous celebs in the show biz arena.

Sandy Jordan began her Producing career at the age of 20. Already a seasoned actress and dancer, having started at 12 years of age, Sandy was beginning an opera career. After one brief booking singing opera, Sandy wisely decided that it was not for her. Dissatisfied (with tons of reasons) with her agency and manager, she went out on her own. 

When Sandy left college, the only open mic in town was The Improv and that was for comics mostly so started SG Jordan Enterprises and opened the first open mic nights in NYC, Sandy's first celeb night was theTalent Festivals every Sunday for a number of years at The famed Apartment Supper Club. Sandy promoted, organized, auditioned the acts was the MC and sang every week. Soon lines formed outside when it became known the it was a hang out for numbers of show biz celebs. Rodney Dangerfield was performing Sunday Night at the Apartment and then all the other nights a few blocks away at Dangerfields. Sandy opened many a show for Rodney at Dangerfields and elsewhere. Sandy's bikini photo and head shot began showing up in the famed Earle Wilson's column often and then more followed suit. Many appearances on Joe Franklin helped a lot also...and then more interviews

Sandy packaged musical reviews and poresented them in clubs around the city, also for organizations, charities, hotls in the Catskills and elsewhere., taught singing at her  singer workshops and ran comedy workshops taught by Phil Foster. Sandy partnered with Hilda Vincent and their comedy routine about their mothers was a big hit weeknights in the Catskills. Hilda moved to LA and that eneded that. A fun job singing with her trio followed in Vegas, and around Europe. She was told her album was selling in Japan. She has never seen a cent from that. She went on,  and as Sandy likes to say, to 'perform at openings and closings, parties and non parties.'

During this time she m0stly sang Broadway music. Sandy was booked as a "Society Singer". Sandy was the opening singer for the famous Irish singer, Martin at Carnegie Hall, and also did her cabaret shows at Prive, Jimmy Daniels, Freddies, Martys, Mr Sams, Drake Hotel, Panache, and much much more. TV and radio interviews followed. She performed her one woman show, "This Is My Life" in Cabaret, sang standards, opera, Broadway and jazz in the jazz clubs and acted in film, TV and commercials. Sandy sang at Mon Amour 5 nights a week for a few years, then 2 nights a week at La Cave on First for a year, The Piccolo Club, The big Apple, and weekends, til they stopped their music policy at Broadway Joe. Sandy booked as well as performed at La Mere Poulard in The Lombardy Hotel til the restaurant closed. And on and on. Now singing with a jazz style, Sandy sang with some famous musicians, for instance Ram Ramitez who wrote "Lover Man" for the great Billie Holliday, Tony Bennett's pianist, Tony amborella, and many more.

Numerous beginners developed and celebrities performed in Sandy's shows, such as Bette Midler, Jimmy Walker, Steve Landesberg, Fred Travalena, Steve Ross, Baby Jane Dexter, Gabe Kaplan, David Brenner, Richard Pryor, celebrities such as Rodney Dangerfield, Marilyn Maye, Phil Foster, David Frye, Jackie Gayle, Jackie Vernon, Monty Rock the Third, and too many more to list here. 

To quote Denis Sheahan in Woman's Wear Daily "Sandy Jordan gives an exceptionally fine performance. Sandy has the intimacy that goes with a tiny room as well as the power to spell bind in Carnegie Hall. She jokes about life's rocky road and one finds it easy to laugh and smile at her humor and song which is very much New York"

"Cafe singer Sandy Jordan sings 18 hours of love ballads Beats the Guinness Book of Records"

What a fun time it was!

"It was 8am Sunday, February 14th, 1993 on a relatively warm Valentines Day in New York City when I started singing. I didn't stop till 18 hours later. "New York cabaret singer, Sandy Jordan sings 18 hours of love ballads at Letizia Restaurant" was the headline in numerous papers around the country. Friends in Chicago, LA & Philadelphia sent me copies of articles and pictures of me singing.

Johnny Rivers of Channel Four "Sunday in New York Show "was there promptly at 8am with microphone and cameras. He remained throughout the day interviewing me ad some of those who came to listen and cheer me on. As the day wore on, more and more TV, radio, Associated Press & numerous papers showed up to film & interview me between breaths."

The live coverage on TV and radio brought hundreds to the restaurant who stayed & wined and dined till 2am, when thankfully the songathon ended. I lived to sing another day. Actually, it was tons of fun!