Published: January 18, 2012
Renowned Auctioneer Amy Assiter to Debut Country Album During Scottsdale Barrett-Jackson Auction
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Auctioneer Amy
Assiter, long known for her stage presence at the Barrett-Jackson
Collector Car Auction will be the center of attention for a new reason
this year - to debut her country album in Scottsdale. Building on her
fame for singing the National Anthem before each auction, Assiter has
bridged a love between military families and her gifted voice. All
proceeds from her album, My Name is Amy, will benefit MISSION:
Freedom's Children, a nonprofit that supports children of military
families.
"I'm thrilled to share 'my other love' with the automotive world and
country music fans everywhere," said Assiter. "When I sing at
Barrett-Jackson, people ask me when I'll launch an album. Now I'm
pursing that dream. The best part of this experience is that album sales
will help support military families, a cause that's very close to my
heart."
With extensive coverage on SPEED TV during Barrett-Jackson auctions,
Assiter has attracted a great deal of attention from viewers. "It only
seemed fitting that my album would be called, My Name is Amy," added
Assiter. "Since I co-wrote the songs, it's filled with highlights from
different moments in my life."
A mother and wife with a high profile career, Assiter has earned
tremendous recognition in a short period of time. In 2000, she won the
industry's most coveted title, International Auctioneer Champion (IAC),
Women's Division. During her IAC reign, she served as the Goodwill
Ambassador for the National Auctioneers Association where she raised
money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
In 2003, Assiter became an auctioneer and bidder assistant at the
Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction. She has an unofficial fan club of
auto and auction enthusiasts from around the world. Assiter's album will
be sold at Barrett-Jackson,
an album sponsor that has helped raise millions of dollars for charity
over the years. Assiter has been involved with many of the charity cars
that have crossed the block.
Fans who can't make it to Scottsdale for the debut will soon be able to
purchase the album online at http://amyassiter.com.
Assiter is scheduled to perform across the nation later this year.

for MISSION: Freedom's Children
Laura Sayed, 214-520-3430 ext. 306
lsayed@tprm.com
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