Tag Archives: creativity
Peace On The Earth
Last year at this time, I was inspired to write a strident song about peace. I had thought about writing a new one this year but got too busy with other things. So, here once again is “Peace on the … Continue reading
Call Yourself An Artist | A Big Creative Yes
Awesome, simple inspiration… reblogged from Call Yourself An Artist | A Big Creative Yes. Call Yourself An Artist Written by Dan Goodwin on July 1, 2011 · 3 Comments image: Gemma Morgan …Or don’t call yourself an artist. It’s just a label. You make art. You’re … Continue reading
Passage Liner Notes
I have been fast and furious working on the CD package design for my upcoming CD “Passage”. Here are some of the liner notes… It all started with a dream… a dream that practically all studio musicians share… warming up … Continue reading
Filed under Music Career, Vol. 2 Project
Peace On The Earth
I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season and a bright beginning to 2011. This past December I was messing around with some of my music production gear and came up with a musical idea that quickly evolved into a … Continue reading
Twitterpated – Music Success in Nine Weeks, Week 4
I must start out by saying that I really did not get Twitter at first. It’s as if “Twitter for Dummies” was a 100-level course and I needed to take the 099 version which would be called “Twitter for People … Continue reading
Filed under Music Success in Nine Weeks Blog Challenge, Work
Picture Day
Yesterday, Nigel Burnett and I hung out most of the day. He brought along a camera and a few lenses. I brought my person and a few changes of shirts. The objective of our outing was to take many, many, … Continue reading
Filed under Work
When Play Is Work
Music is now my full-time job. Hard to believe this is finally happening. Although this transition has been in the planning for the past two years, it has been interrupted many times in many ways. First there was the economy … Continue reading
Interrupted, part 2
My passion has always been music. It is my true vocation. It is what I want to do when I grow up. So it is with some consternation that I grapple with my current disability. It begs the question, “God what are you up to?”. Continue reading
