Unless you perform in a tribute band of artists no longer recording, chances are you’ll need to add new material from time to time. I remember meeting a piano player/vocalist when I first moved to Dallas in 1996. He had...
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Sometimes it’s important to step back and remember why it is you do what you do.Sometimes I...
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As I am as guilty as anyone when it comes to judging a book by it’s cover, this is one I almost...
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I would love to say that one of my first musical memories was the song, “Help!” by The...
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After meeting some friends in Hollywood for a bite and a drink, I was walking by the Piano Bar, a...
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So now we’ve laid the groundwork for your first solo gig. Unlike other musicians, you...
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What do you get when you combine a coffee table, sleeping dog, wife at the locked door with a bag...
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So- you’ve started working on your solo act presentation. You’ve seen a few solo...
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Imagine seeing this as part of a review: “It was obvious the crowd wanted to dance and do some...
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When you perform, you get nervous. That will probably always happen because you care about doing...
Read MoreWhen you perform, you get nervous. That will probably always happen because you care about doing well and that causes a surge in adrenaline. Stage fright is a more extreme reaction. Your heart beats hard, your breathing becomes...
Read MoreParalyzed by fear, my first ever public performance of “What Child Is This” over the Christmas Holidays should’ve been renamed, “Child, What is this?” By Charles Lawerence (For a little background on how the author...
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