"She's Alright with Me" featuring Donna. Hope you enjoy this great lady's dance moves and her joyous spirit! Words and music by J. Zheutlin (moi)

In spite of her disability, Donna loves her music and loves dancing...

It's been a while since I've posted here so here's another video of Donna out enjoying her music. She's clearly having a great time....hope you enjoy watching her as much as I do.
Donna enjoying the music...enjoy!
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Our new video is up!
Donna has some great moves in this one, which features my newest tune. Hope you enjoy! You can click the above link to watch it on youtube. Feel free to leave a comment

Please ignore the paypal button on the above right of the page. I haven't been able to figure out how to remove it. We purchased a second hand van over a year ago with a working lift.

My band: LeJaz

My music is now on ReverbNation. Hope you enjoy :-)

My newest demos

Just put up a couple of new demos on my music website. Feedback is always welcome. Thanks for visiting!

Friends: we've just found out that the governor of NJ is planning to cut medicaid funded home health care for people like Donna who are often struggling with very inadequate care as it is. Who in their right mind would cut desperately needed services from the most needy among us...that segment of the population who can't cook and prepare their own meals, nor do their own bathing and personal hygiene? Are young, vital disabled adults going to have to live their whole lives in nursing homes? That's going to be the result if they can't get needed care in their own homes. If you care about this issue, please let the NJ governor and/or legislators know your feelings! Read more about this on our Flickr site Thanks

Our CD is now available for download

Donna Belladonna
Acid Cowboy

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Hope you enjoy the music! All proceeds from the CD will go to help Donna have a better life.

Here's a photo of a typical day for Donna. She must put her life at risk just to make a simple trip to the pharmacy or the supermarket. During the summer, when the town is swarming with vacationers and beach goers, there is even more traffic! This situation is an accident waiting to happen, wouldn't you say? However, there is no curb cut on the sidewalk to the left and behind Donna; and the sidewalks are often broken and not passable for wheelchairs. She has no choice but to ride her wheelchair in the road...either that, or stay home isolated and alone her whole life, like so many disabled citizens are forced to do. Or perhaps you feel that people like her should be forced to spend their whole lives in institutional settings? Much more needs to be done to address the transportation needs of people like Donna. Our town, like most, is not fully accessible for wheelchair bound citizens, in spite of the ADA. You can read more about this issue and see more photos like this at our photo web site at flickr