Since the very first show in 1991 under the company title Doubletake Productions, to branching out and becoming Little Sister Productions in 1995, LSP has done nothing but grow.  Over the years, we have had the privilege of working at some of the hottest venues at the time along with fabulous entertaining hosts!  Scroll below through the years of service and then visit the memories of some of our past hosts.

My music career started at the age of 2 1/2 when I first turned over my sand pale and danced on top to the Beatle's "Come Together."  My love for music has grown stronger ever since.  I learned to play the piano between the ages of 5 and 6, only to give up and change interests several times.  Then at age 10, I taught myself to play piano by ear.  I learned to play the French horn through middle school and high school, where I also incorporated my knowledge of piano in the form of synthesizes in several "Rock Bands" (to get the girl's attention).  After high school, the rock scene grew.  I was a founding member of the successful Dallas band, Crucial Fiction, which took up nearly a decade of my life.  We disbanded un early 2001, at which time I became responsible - continued waiting tables for money, which has always been a constant, as Dallas Bands don't make a lot of bread.  I have a beautiful wife (who, incidentally got my up on stage for karaoke for the first time), a beautiful daughter, and a second daughter on the way.  I'm very excited about joining the KJs of Dallas and look forward to growing this new position life has put before me. If you see me out at a karaoke show, I'm always up for some music trivia .... wanna try me?

2004-2006

1977, born in Houston he is truly a born and bred Texan.  True, he grew up in Venezuela, South America, but he moved back here (as fast as he could) to Texas to live in Celina during his High School years.  (Go Bobcats!)  His karaoke background starts with his apprenticeship through Wess Petersdorf’s company Karaoke Anonymous (KA) in 1997 at Humperdink’s in Richardson and then again for him at the Red Onion in Garland in 1998.  He worked as a server for Good Eats and Tony Roma’s, but continued his training as a KJ on the weekends with various different karaoke companies.  In 2003 he finally found a home with Lisa Canterberry and Little Sister Productions.  He still works days, but he loves his nights as a karaoke host.  His personal time is devoted to his wife Jennie and together they are raising two beautiful daughters whom he adores.  You will also usually find Jennie at almost every show helping him out with singers as well as giving him a break every once in awhile to mingle while she runs the show.  Christian Tatsch is a well known popular KJ and a proud member of the DFW KJ Alliance.  He was also voted BEST NEW KJ for 2004 at the Singers Choice Awards 2004.  Christian has since acquired his own equipment and started his own karaoke company with partners.  We wish him the best of luck in his career move.

2005-2006

1973, Born in Albuquerque New Mexico, but believes that she is a born Texan, no matter what anyone tells her.  Jennie moved to Midland in 1976, and from there then here to Plano in 1980.  She completed all her academic education in Plano and continued to live here until she married into the military (North Dakota, YIKES!) in 1991.  Divorced in 1993, she moved back to Plano to live with her mother and father, and to find herself.  (Funny, she found herself doing a LOT of karaoke.)  She met Christian at Humperdink’s.  Throughout the years that followed, there was still a LOT of karaoke and a crush between the two ensued.  This crush became more than a close friendship and they were married in April of 2001.  She now resides with him in Frisco raising two little girls… well that depends on who you ask if they are BOTH little. (one is eight and the other is almost two.)  She helps Christian with his karaoke shows and supports him all the way with whatever avenues he chooses to take.  She is just as involved with karaoke as he is, and enjoys her nights out with just her and her hubby, singing songs, enjoying friends and good spirits.  Jennie has also left LSP to join her husband in a new company venture.

1997-2005

Norm, the youngest of six siblings, had been surrounded by music since childhood from altar boy to a percussionist in the high school marching band. He was a host for Little Sister Productions beginning 1997 and ending in 2005 with a loyal following. He had been a frequent karaoke singer around town and finally decided to make the leap to host the show. He wowed his audience with a wide variety of music venues/genres and stepped up to aid Little Sister during many growing pains.  He will forever be remembered and a well-regarded member of the team. Norm moved to Ohio to start a new life with his finance Lori Larson, whom he met at karaoke while working for Little Sister Productions.  Congratulations & Best Wishes Norm!.

2003-2004

A Dallas native and Skyline HS graduate (1987), I discovered karaoke (or did it discover me?) while serving this great country of ours. I was stationed in the Karaoke Holy Land, Japan, in the early 90's and saw this refrigerator sized machine that you paid 100 yen and programmed your own song. Right then and there I became a night club act for any GI who'd pay for the song  or buy me a drink. Even if I didn't know the requested song, I lied and did it any way. (Big Hair 80's rock was and is still my favorite genre.)  I've been hooked since.

My recent big "career" in karaoke started while living in the Houston area from 1998 to 2001. There I won many contest and made 10 times as many great friends. I was known as "Elton Dave" thanks to a witty introduction by my best friend Roger while we sang the duet version of  "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me".

I moved back to Big D in 2001 and sought out my karaoke fix and found it satisfied easily in numerous locations. Michelle Kristen, having misplaced a KJ, called me to ask if I'd like to KJ a show. I hadn't ever done it, was kinda scared, but took it on any way. (More mic time, right?) Soon I was working freelance just to help out anyone who needed a KJ.

I love helping out singers and hope that I use the good mannerisms and influences of the KJ's who helped me throughout the past to help us all have fun. Karaoke is a hobby, way of life, stress therapy, and pseudo religion to me. Fun and happiness are it's only rewards. (Ok, maybe some cash occasionally, hehe.)

I'm a dee-vorced pappy to three, Krista, Alex, and Missy. I currently live in Downtown Dallas with my beloved Shelly.

I look forward to meeting any and all of you and just plain having a hum dinger of good ol' time. Rock on!

Dave still hosts area shows filling in for LSP when needed and other karaoke companies.

2003-2004

I am Chasity Sheppard.  I have been doing Karaoke for five years.  I had my first Karaoke experience in College.  In 1995, I was a freshman in college.  During my first week in Missouri, the Student Government had a KJ come do a show for the entire freshman class.  Well, I was hooked that night.  However, it wasn’t until 1999 until I was doing karaoke on a regular basis.  I went to 8-Balls where Lisa Canterberry with Little Sister Productions was hosting on a Saturday nights.  I sang the whole night.  From that day forward, I have been singing karaoke. 

One night, while at Karaoke with Norm Draper at 8-Balls, I asked Norm to let me work the microphone while he ran the system.  After that taste of a KJ I thought “I could do that!”  I was hooked on being a KJ from that point.  I went to Lisa Canterberry and told her about my interest in a being KJ.  I emailed her my resume and started training with her in May of 2003.  I finished training and Lisa did not have a show for me after training was complete.  In late June, I received a call from Susie Harroff asking me to help her with some shows on the weekends.  I agreed and thus began my career as a KJ.  I am currently working for Little Sister Productions.  I have been a KJ for eleven months and . . .LOVING IT!

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2001

2001