Hi everyone,

Just wanted to say that I’m really excited to be a part of this great community and that I’d love for you to visit my profile or check out my brand new site at http://www.johndawsonmusic.com. I still have a lot of building to do but you’re welcome to check out what I’ve got so please drop by and introduce yourself to me. Thanks again!

John Dawson

Richy Kicklighter releases Early Morning Rain solo acoustic blues cd. Just blues no overdubs , retakes ,no artificial ingredients.

Hey all just finished a Video, I Am Powerless. The song was written in2004 when the Dems lost the election and I new we had to live with another 4 years of you know who. Anyway was feeling real down but somehow when I wrote the song I felt much better. ain

The “Jim Ferrie Remix Contest” is now on at Sony’s Acidplanet.com website!

(www.acidplanet .com)

Acidplanet is using samples from my song “One on One”, which won Broadjam’s ‘Song of the month’ in November last year, for their DJ/Remixer contest during September.

So if you’re into sampling, go on, try out your remix of my song. You can download free software from the site and enter the contest. Good luck!

Jim Ferrie

Mother J Productions will be co-producing a cable production called A House Of Love with Orange / Vision TV
in Orlando Orange / Vision TV reaches 400.000 homes in the Orange county area

It is a musical commentary that has a Philanthropical agenda

WOW look who came aboard to be apart of our new creative adventure
Rick Truam former executive director Saturday Night Live , Johnny Carson Show .
and Radio City Hall

http://www.mickeycarroll.com
http://www.motherj.com

Watch for our new additional web site entitled A House Of Love

After 6 weeks on the South Carolina Top 10 and climbing, “All Were Welcome At The County Still” has entered the Modern Rock Top 10 too.

Thanks to all who listened and reviewed it. And all the rest of you are Welcome To Drink Your Fill At The County Still too.

jcameronsmith.com

Feeling quite pleased as my song, Hashish To Ashes, was a semifinalist in the UK Songwriting Contest. Also, as a newcomer to the internet world, I’ve just hit 24000 downloads with the four songs we’ve uploaded in the past six months - and more to the point, made good friends with musicians in places I’d never heard of before!

Keep up the good work, broadjam!

Cheers, Jet

EVERY SO OFTEN WHEN A REVIEW LIKE THIS COMES ALONG OF WORK I HAVE COMPLETED, IT MAKES THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE WORTH IT!!!!
PEACE,
ROBERT WUAGNEUX
First of all, thank you for sending me your new CD. I
was captured by it! Your vocals are hard to compare to
anyone else. My wife compaired some of your vocals to
the band Boston. I am reminded of some artists that I
feel could hit the high notes so clearly, namely
Dennis DeYoung, Freddie Mercury and I can’t think of
many more ’cause few could do it. The lyrics grab a
hold of you and don’t let go till the end. I’ll listen
to a song and feel like falling in love with the first
happy person that I meet on the street. So much
feeling in those love songs. Not to slight George any,
but I wonder what would have been if you could have
written songs with Lennon and McCartney. WOW!!! You
have such a powerful voice and a strong writing
ability. I am putting your music up on Rocket 88 so
that others can capture the good vibes that you put
out in your music. A heartfelt Thanks to you, Robert,
for putting these feelings to music. U are 1 in a
million! Tom Reed @ Rocket 88 FM

With a flair for versatility and a skill of diversity E. J. Dease, is a singer who can perform with anyone. At sixteen, she won the National Junior Star Search competition. She has performed with legendary talents such as Prince, Belinda Carlisle, David Cassidy and Savage Garden. Now, E.J. Dease is breaking out with her style of country music, releasing her first single “I know” nationwide on OneWest Music.

In 2002, Chuck Murphy, CEO of OneWest Music, began working with E.J. Dease to create a new sound for E. J. that would be a blend of both pop and traditional country. Co-writing and producing her debut country CD was no small feat given the history of producers she had worked with in the past. Murphy enlisted Jeff Silverman as a co-producer on half of this 13-song CD which ensured a unique and dynamic country music sound that is sure to impress even the youngest of country fans.

With vocals which resonate like Martina McBride and Reba McIntyre “Light That Shines” the new release by E.J. Dease will connects with a larger teenage audience, which has been long desired by Music Row in Nashville.

“I Know” opens up the CD up-tempo note setting the bar for energy and emotion. The song is about a person who is wising they could get the love back in a tired relationship and it lets the listener experience that the vocals are the emphasis of E J Dease. The track is co-written by Chuck Murphy, Jeff Silverman and Debra Lyn.

“Lost and Found” was co-written by Chuck Murphy and E.J. Dease. A hidden giant, this track is about a woman that has been hearing the same thing from the same guy too long. The track has all the elements: harmonic vocals, slide guitar, delicate fiddle background and driving instrumentation to make “Lost and Found” the centerpiece of the CD.

“Light That Shines.” This track is the most “country sounding” and up-beat track on the CD. This track, which is about having a higher power to help you find your way through the darker times in life is the uplifting namesake of the CD and is powerful enough for radio airplay. This song was co-written by Chuck Murphy and David Gonzalez

“Forgive Me” is a beautiful, heartfelt country ballad that talks about the love found and then lost. E.J. Dease sings this song with strength and love that we can all understand, relate to and connect. Her graceful vocals and lush harmonies ease the pain when she talks about what love failed to bring. This track is written by Chuck Murphy

“How Many Times” cleverly delves into descriptions of the intangibility of love. Dease sings, “It’s like the rain that falls at night. You know it’s there, just out of sight. The wind will blow it through the trees. You know it’s wet, you know it’s real”. The lines explore love’s elusiveness, while contending that love is indeed a definite, and sometimes, the only way to find it again is to leave behind a relationship that offers everything but. This track is written by Chuck Murphy

Hello, fellow Broadjammers,

Pics I made during the Amsterdam Canal Parade, august 4, 2007 (my birthday too) are now used to make a clip for the instrumental Check the Brakes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHveq7BKayM