"Straight Up" is the way that Blanche Travis-Morro, Atlantic City's only Singing Bartender serves her sensational musical melodies on her just released CD, entitled "Straight Up With A Twist".

This talented vocalist, who has appeared on the Rosie O'Donnell TV Show, and performed in many casino revues, has just recorded many favorites requested by her regular customers and fans . "In the eight years that I have been mixing drinks and simultaneously singing songs, my audiences most love my country renditions by Patsy Cline and Shania Twain." Barbra Streisand's top 40 ballads and some old standards also hold many memories for Blanche's customers.

Blanche has been belting out songs since age 2 without any formal vocal or music lessons. This homegrown talent began singing to her neighbors out her bedroom window in the Ducktown section of Atlantic City, and hasn't missed a note since.

Musicians Kenny Jeremiah and Kit Worton, who worked with her on the CD's production and release, said that she has great vocal versatility. Blanche has heard this claim all her life and apparently it is a family affair. This multitasking bartender comes from a line of multigenerational vocalists. Her Uncle was the late "Cooks Books", the popular cab driver, singer and entertainer. Her Father has a beautiful voice, and now, her daughter, Ashlie, now 10, hits her own notes, giving her youthful and charming rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" on her mother's versatile CD. In addition, Blanche's best friend, and Godfather to her son Stephen, Mr. Dale Mosher, from Beacon, NY, adds his versatile vocal style to a "duo" of duets also featured on this CD.

Blanche's performing experience has included show productions at a variety of casinos and venues all over the country. Her experiences are highlighted on her own website at www.singingbartender.com.