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This web site will be going through yet another major re-construction over the next few months. My music projects are always evolving and keeping you up to date often requires me to tear everything down to find a fresh new way to post what's happening. Here are a few of the "end goals" that should be coming your way in the not too distant future. Coming Performance I'll be doing the "Relay For Life" event on June 8th at 11 AM at Joe Price Stadium in Stockton, Missouri. I hope to have a very prestigious musical guest performing with me for a special song that we are arranging together. That's if if schedule can be worked out for that day..... Cross your finger, 'cause I am..... Album Project I'll soon be seeking public funding through http://www.kickstarter.com/ for a full-length album of my original songs that I hope to record at a major label level. I have 5 albums worth of material recorded in home demo form, but I have yet to capture any of it in the right way. Any support you can offer me beit, making a contribution through Kickstarter, or sharing links to posts I make, is much appreciated. Should my project succeed with the required funding, my plan is to present a weekly Youtube TV show of the making of the album on this web site.... Guitar Lessons I've decided to go back to the lower end production for guitar lessons. This will make creating them much easier for me, which in turn, will let me bring you much more information, more often. Live Performances Being a lounge entertainer doing 70 year old Cole Porter songs and such, may seem like a bit of a contridiction to many of you when it comes to thinking of me wanting to record my own rock album, but it's really not. Recently I've been incorporating songs from bands like Queen into the act and I'm finding that many of the same sophisicated harmonies and chord structures found in Cole Porter are also presented by bands like Queen. My lounge show has always been very popular, but as I learn to bridge the old music with more modern classic rock, I'm finding out about what's been lost in music in the last 30 years and how to incorporate it back in with something that sounds like it was recorded today..... ~ Brian Sullivan ~ |