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Walter Tore
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Hi All: 5 minutes ago, I finished my 28th Cd in the past 18 days. I am taking part in the RPM Challenge, which challenges you to record a complete cd in the month of Feb. I challenged myself to do 28. It sure was fun and I learned a lot about recording. I have had a head cold for all but 3 days of the month. It is a low grade thing, but it tires you out after working all day and then going in the studio for 3-5 hours afterwards and 10-12 hours on the weekends. So, I am stopping here, or I will never stop!
What motivated me through this at such a breakneck pace was this- Follow your heart, not your head. I think I am the only one to record so many cds in such a short time. That is a nice feeling unto itself. Life is short and my musical journey has been a great one. Trying to connect that to the music business has been a real drag. This thing I just did made me feel good about things in that area for some reason.
A lot of press has been generated over this. The press is nice, but not all that exciting to me. What is exciting is I am getting gigs again through it. I haven't played a gig since the early summer. I am taking the 28 cds in tomorrow and take pictures with the students in my special education class holding them all. They drew the covers for each cd. I will post some tomorrow. Now all I have to do is pack them up and send them to the RPM Headquaters up in New Hampshire, and have a party on the 28th at our house to celebrate. Johnny Roy and Sean Carney may make it. Andy Carlson, a world reknowned bluegrass fiddle player will be there, and so will some local musicians I groove with. Of course I am going to record it! Thanks everyone who gave me a note, thought, or cheer, during this. Walter
samples of the cds- I spent no more than 2 minutes mixing each song.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=157137
What motivated me through this at such a breakneck pace was this- Follow your heart, not your head. I think I am the only one to record so many cds in such a short time. That is a nice feeling unto itself. Life is short and my musical journey has been a great one. Trying to connect that to the music business has been a real drag. This thing I just did made me feel good about things in that area for some reason.
A lot of press has been generated over this. The press is nice, but not all that exciting to me. What is exciting is I am getting gigs again through it. I haven't played a gig since the early summer. I am taking the 28 cds in tomorrow and take pictures with the students in my special education class holding them all. They drew the covers for each cd. I will post some tomorrow. Now all I have to do is pack them up and send them to the RPM Headquaters up in New Hampshire, and have a party on the 28th at our house to celebrate. Johnny Roy and Sean Carney may make it. Andy Carlson, a world reknowned bluegrass fiddle player will be there, and so will some local musicians I groove with. Of course I am going to record it! Thanks everyone who gave me a note, thought, or cheer, during this. Walter
samples of the cds- I spent no more than 2 minutes mixing each song.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=157137