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Local Jefferson musician keeps the dream alive with new CD

Manjorin Jeremy says he has sung all his life. In college, he picked up a guitar and learned to play, and in high school and college, he played in several cover bands. However, it was not until a friend has produced an original CD back in 2001 that he felt he could do the same thing, and committed to his music. The result, his first CD, "Jigsaw", was released in 2003 and this past July, he released his second self-produced CD, "Two Blues Sigma."

"I do not do this for money," admitted Manjorin."I do this because I love writing and performing music, and I just want to be able to say, 'Hey, I did that."

Manjorin music was well received and generated positive reviews, but he said he has no illusions about the chances of making it big. Even so, one of his songs was recently planted in two cable television, he got some good games on the Internet, and two new titles have been selected for an upcoming compilation "Crucial Music" of the industry. Nostalgia, he admits that all he needed was a good break these days.

Manjorin, 37, has lived in Jefferson Township for about three years. He was fortunate enough to marry into a local family, the Ecksteins, known for their musical talents and teaching abilities. His wife's late father was a Jefferson Township resident for 37 years, and a teacher at Morris Knolls High School in Rockaway for 32. Last year, the school dedicated its auditorium to him. Richard Eckstein's wife Marilyn is a lifelong Jefferson resident. Her two daughters, Manjorin's wife Amanda and Kim Eckstein-Hooey, are teachers, and Kim is also a musician. Manjorin has two brothers-in-law, Ray a teacher in Florida, and Tim who lives in Oregon.

Manjorin met his wife, Amanda, four years ago and has completely indoctrinated in the Township of Jefferson. He said he knows better than Middletown, New Jersey shore community, he grew up in. They recently had their first child, Sophie, who is now seven months.

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