Life On The Road
"I have facial tattoos and a methamphetamine problem that makes if difficult to acquire or hold a regular job…. I work as a stage hand a few times a month to make the rent on my trailer then I tell the girls in the...
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Musical Travel Adventures Chapter 1
Once again I had one of my great thrills of the touring year with my third visit to the Frankfurt,...
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Cabin Fever Combat – Chapter One
Touring as a road musician can conjur up new definitions to the words tedious and resourceful...
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Light My Fire – Chapter One – Burn Out
Entering the new year of 2010 brought on the usual questions for me which were along the lines of...
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Road Adventures – Chapter 4
Whether to go or not is the question. That’s what I thought as left Florida for North Dakota...
Read MoreHot Guitars Are Cool, but Hot Guitars Are Not!
I’ll set the stage by saying that I decided to record my latest CD, Hula Girl Highway, (released July 29th) in Nashville. As you can imagine, a lot of pre-production work goes into maximizing efficiency when recording a...
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Music Around the World: Salt Lake City & Rock Springs
From Germany to New Zealand to the USA. How’s that for picking up some air miles and extra...
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The Wild Horses of Wyoming
I can’t recall how many times I’ve said in a multitude of different ways, from every angle...
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The Wild Horses of Wyoming
I can’t recall how many times I’ve said in a multitude of different ways, from every angle...
Read MorePreSonus Redesigns Nimbit From Ground Up
Nimbit is a marketing and promotion powerhouse for musicians that increases sales and grows your fan list both online and from live shows. When PreSonus acquired Nimbit two years ago, they knew the platform for...
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Universal Language
Is language truly a barrier? For the zillionth time in a row – musically speaking – I...
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Bus Vs. Van
As my band returns from a quick five day jaunt, I hearken back to days of my touring with a nation...
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- Two Music and Audio Buyouts That May Actually Be Good News… For a ChangeA couple of pieces of industry news that may have gotten lost amidst the poop-show that passes for common culture and attention spans these days. Buyouts happen all the time and we should all expect so see more of them for a couple of reasons. 1) Many of the founders of enterprises ranging from smaller […]
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- Waves Now Offering Marc Mozart’s YOUR MIX SUCKS (Waves Edition)Waves Audio, the world’s leading developer of professional audio signal processing technologies and leading maker of audio plugins for mixing, music production, mastering, sound design, broadcast, post-production and live sound, is offering the Marc Mozart book, YOUR MIX SUCKS (Waves Edition), integrating Waves plugins throughout 14 chapters of guidance, inspiration and methodology on mixing music. […]
- The Show Goes On with Allen & HeathThis summer in Bardstown, Kentucky, the sounds of composer Stephen Foster’s “Oh! Susanna” and “My Old Kentucky Home” are alive again at the J. Dan Talbott Amphitheatre thanks in part to a new audio blueprint featuring an Allen & Heath dLive C3500 control surface and DM64 MixRack. Built in 1958, the amphitheatre has hosted The […]
- Meyer Sound LEO heads out on China’s festival circuitMTA Festival China’s music festival scene has been in full swing this summer, with many gatherings across the nation relying on new Meyer Sound LEO Family systems provided by Stage Arts Groups (S.A.G.), a diversified production and artist management enterprise based in Beijing. One standout event in S.A.G.’s non-stop summer schedule was the MTA (Music […]