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Music Style
Guitar-oriented latin and contemporary jazz. |
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Musical Influences
Wes Montgomery, Norman Brown, Carlos Santana and Lee Ritenour. |
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Similar Artists
Norman Brown and Carlos Santana |
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Artist History
I wrote and recorded "Chasing A Dream," first and foremost, for the love of music. The album is a mixture of guitar-oriented, instrumental contemporary and Latin jazz music, with a few swing-era jazz and solo acoustic tunes thrown in for good measure. The album has enough musical diversity that I actually considered calling it "Montage" at one point in time, but decided to go with "Chasing A Dream" because I felt this title better expressed my relationship with music and my passion for creating it. My musical journey began in my late teens when I began playing guitar. I actually studied music for several years and played in several rock bands before discovering jazz. That discovery evolved into a passion and love for the musical form. Three years ago, I finally decided to put everything together and make this album. My musical influences include: Wes Montgomery, Kenny Burrell, Carlos Santana, Lee Ritenour, and Norman Brown, whom I feel is the most expressive and soulful contemporary jazz guitar player alive today. In addition to writing music, I have also authored a 400+ page book about guitar scales, chords and theory, along with a 200+ page book about keyboard chords and scales. I am presently looking to assemble a band and line up some gigs in the Northern California area, plus I am also writing material for my next musical release. |
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Group Members
I wrote, performed and recorded all of the music for this album. |
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Albums
Chasing a Dream |
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Location
Concord, CA - USA |
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