Ted Jordan has been a performer since the late fifties, starting in his native Jackson, Mississippi and working his way to clubs, concerts and festivals in Mississippi, Texas, New Mexico, Canada, the Caribbean, and the Northeast. He has a “full set” of recordings - a vinyl album, a cassette tape and a CD. Ted has performed with Jerry-Jeff Walker, twice for Sylvia Tyson's "Touch the Earth" national CBC radio show in Canada, once for Vic Mullen's "Country Roads" CBC national radio show in Canada, opened for Leon Redbone at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium in Halifax Nova Scotia, has jammed with Freddie King and Michael Martin Murphey and John Knowles (now Deputy Director of the Country Music Hall Of Fame). He has played with Mance Lipscomb , Ray Wylie Hubbard, and Mickey Raphael (aka Willie Nelson’s harmonica player). He has also played guitar and done voice-overs for commercials and was the rhythm guitarist for "Comin' Up Country," a three part summer replacement TV show for CBC-TV. For the past 30 years, Ted has shared his music as a Music Therapist, performing songwriter and guitar teacher, and he has performed at retirement communities all over the Delaware Valley, for example at The Quadrangle, Shannondell, Peter Becker Community, Pennswood Village, Atria Lafayette Hill, etc.
