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Hi! I'm a guitarist, singer and songwriter currently living in Fredericton, N.B., Canada. I've been performing music in one way or another since the mid '60's, starting out singing tenor in a barbershop quartet with my brothers and then into a progression of bands playing rock, jazz, blues and country and... whatever. It's been a fun ride so far and I'm still as exited about it as the day I began. Ralph Atkinson
The greatest faux band in the world.... well.. sometimes.. .....kinda... All original, written, played, and recorded by myself, myself and me.
Born in Europe Raised in Canada Living in Wa. USA My technique is laughable at times. I have developed a style of my own, I suppose, which creeps around. I don't have to have too much technique for it. I've developed the parts of my technique that are useful to me. I'll never be a very fast player. I don't really know what to say about my style. There's always a melodic intent in there. I'm a producer /engineer and songwriter. I use Pro Tools and Steinberg exclusively, for most of
I am a Christian who creates folk rock, rock, pop, and novelty tracks. On a winter's night in 2000, while walking down a quiet street, a whirlwind blew towards me. As it approached, it seemed to me that God told me music was coming back into my life. I'll let you reach your own conclusions, but 45 albums worth of music later and I know that it was a genuine word from the Lord. Oddly enough, I suppose, (given that incident and that I'm a Christian) few of these tracks are 'worship' tunes in
Hi! I'm a guitarist, singer and songwriter currently living in Fredericton, N.B., Canada. I've been performing music in one way or another since the mid '60's, starting out singing tenor in a barbershop quartet with my brothers and then into a progression of bands playing rock, jazz, blues and country and... whatever. It's been a fun ride so far and I'm still as exited about it as the day I began. Ralph Atkinson
Loonies on computers, music of madness Steve Gilmore and In No Sense are part of the UK's Rebel Riffs label, genre hopping a specialty!!
One man, a few guitars and a keyboard making sweet music. I am currently playing and recording songs solo although I do also play in a covers act. My songs are mostly in the rock and pop genre's.
My music is a collage of world themes and sounds. It is often peaceful and it sounds like it would belong in a movie soundtrack. I was born in Logan Utah. When I was three my family moved to Olympia Washington. My parents introduced me to their antique upright piano when I was five years old, and my love for the piano began. When I was ten my parents separated and I moved to Seattle, Washington with my mother and away from the piano. The next year I was given my first keyboard and I began to
The greatest faux band in the world.... well.. sometimes.. .....kinda... All original, written, played, and recorded by myself, myself and me.
Im a new man, in a new band, and I hope youll enjoy my songs. I just updated this after being idle for about 4 years.
My music is a collage of world themes and sounds. It is often peaceful and it sounds like it would belong in a movie soundtrack. I was born in Logan Utah. When I was three my family moved to Olympia Washington. My parents introduced me to their antique upright piano when I was five years old, and my love for the piano began. When I was ten my parents separated and I moved to Seattle, Washington with my mother and away from the piano. The next year I was given my first keyboard and I began to
Kevin Miller, Songwriter. Accoustic folk, bluegrass, and country music. I'm a singer/songwriter. Hoping someone will enjoy my tunes and maybe want to record a few of them. I do a lot of local jams and play wherever I can find a mic. Let me know if you like my songs. I'll give yours a listen! Peace, Kevin Miller
pop, classic rock, old pop, beatles In my teens, I wrote songs like a madman. In one year, when I was 16, I produced 11 albums worth of material. During the 6 year period between my 16th and 21st year, I produced approximately 700 songs. I have a hard time believing that figure myself, but at one point in my early twenties I counted them up and it came out to something slightly in excess of that figure. Since I've long since lost all the recordings and most of the written documentation, I can...
