LIVE AT CHICAGO'S IN MARIETTA, GA
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December 29, 2009
Every once in a while, I do a solo show at a local and public venue. January 9, I will be making a return visit to Chicago's in Marietta, GA. I play lead and acoustic guitar to fully produced background tracks I created in my recording studio. I did this act for over 15 years for a living. These days, I still do the act every once in blue moon, just to keep up the chops and to get out a little. Chicago's is managed by a memeber of the church in which I work. She great to work for and the venue is warm and cozy, not to mention great food. If you live in the area, I recommend the steak and house merlot.
NEXT FOCUS
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December 29, 2009
My next focus is my own solo project. I've actually been working on this project for almost a year. I will be setting all other projects aside until this one is totally completed. Three other full CD projects await on the back burner. When I mention this project being solo, it's truly solo. All instruments and vocals is your truly. I've also decided to record and produce this project on my own as well. I may consider another mix guy to have some fresh ears on it, and another friend helped in the control room while I was playing drums. Oddly enough, every song so far seems to have a theme of conversion. This was not purposeful. I beleive the Holy Spirit had this in mine. I will absolutely follow His lead. Stay tuned for more details on this project.
FINISHED PROJECT
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December 29, 2009
I finally finished mixing down my friend Graham's live concert from back in August of 09. This project turned out far better than I expected, I must admit. The trick was to bring the tracks into my personal studio and start over. When I did that, things started just flowing a lot quicker. I was far more satisfied with the final mixes. This will actually turn out to be a very cool project. Check out Graham's website (linked by this site - click on Links) for the continued progress of this project. Did I mention I played lead guitar and vocals on this project too.