Artist description Simple acoustic guitar arrangements underly sensitively melodic, yet powerfuly emotional songs about love and those that we love.

Music Style Folk with strong hauntingly melodic overtones.

Musical Influences Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel.

Similar Artists musical style has evolved through admiration of the artists of the 1960's

Artist History David began songwriting at age 17 and playing guitar at age 20, but only began singing 4 1/2 years ago at age 38 after being diagnosed with colon cancer. After the sudden death of his 14 year old daughter Joelle from a brain tumour in March of 2001, David focused his artisitic energies into recording a CD in her memory in hopes that this music will be able to reach other parents who have lost children and touch them in personal ways.

Group Members David McCaig is a solo artist.

Instruments Acoustic guitar, vocal.

Albums 'Joelle Forever and Ever' is the first album released by David McCaig.

Press Reviews Press reviews are always welcome, and will be added to this site as they become available. David McCaig and his wife, Karen, will be donating any money they raise through the sale of 'Joelle Forever and Ever' to children's charities in Joelle's name. One such organization they wish to support is the Children's Pediatric I.C.U. at Victoria General Hospital where the loving care for Joelle has left David and Karen with an imeasurable sense of gratitude. It is the wish of David and Karen that 'Joelle Forever And Ever' be used in a loving way to support all children in need. If you have any ideas in which the CD can be used in this manner, David and Karen would love to hear from you. Please E-mail them with your ideas at davidandkaren@shaw.ca

Additional Info David McCaig and his wife, Karen, will be donating any money they raise

Location Victoria, British Columbia - Canada

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