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Christopher Stewart is perfecting the art of blooming late. He has studied for a long time, played football even longer, spent most of his adult life developing software on a full-time basis and invested what remained in the pursuit of his ideal of creating meaningful music in the context of a rock ensemble. He has founded the prolific yet still album-less Quebec-based prog rock outfit Poligraf in 1998 and has never been quite the same since. He has been practising Buddhism dead-seriously since the mid 90s and until he finally awakened to the fact that it teaches living happiness. His interests range from psychology, physics and philosophy, to mysticism, astrology and tarot, the arts and the creative process, and, obviously, multi-tasking and clichés. Pick any task, tag it with the word « impossible, » assign it to him, and he'll be hard at work for years before the first suspicion finally pops in his mind. Latest tracks by poligraf

Best Classic Rock since John Lennon, Jim Morrison, Elvis Presley,The Muse

Classic Rock is Frank Cadillac and Cadillac is Classic Rock at its height Great music from a brilliant Artist and songwriter who took his time and created meaningful lyrics and great melody lines with today's edge. Frank Cadillac's five albums are the catalyst that will change the way we listen to music in the 21st century. Here's what some people are saying about his music:

John Resler Program Director of CYBER STATION USA in Hartford, CT "Quality Music is hard to find. It is here!!!!!! When you do a radio-show you want the guests and their product to be of the highest quality. If you except anything less you damage yourself sometimes beyond repair. Frank Cadillac and his music of such high quality that everytime Isuggest he will be on Naked Jazz Dream the numbers of listeners jumps immediately. People look for quality still despite what the rest of the commercial world thinks. And when the name of Cadillac is applied the quality is assured. I stake my show on it everytime and it has not failed me yet. Consider this too, I am known for Jazz and I still draw an audience with Frank Cadillac so he has to be good.

Paulina, Los Angeles CA "I have had these blasting in my car for like 6 mos, I kid you not!"

Anonymous Coward, New york City "These five albums albums: "Magic Of Love", "I Need Mercy","Fade Away To The Sun","A Moment For Elvis",and "Americana: Bronx, NY" are by far the best music to hit the internet.I hope there are intelligent ears out there who will listen."

Keith Bullock, Greenwich CT Cadillac's "Magic Of Love", is a rocking experience !! If you've been into life Magic Of love, brings thoughts to your head of what it's like to experience what we all have, when it comes to honestly facing love and it's twists and turns in life. Cadillac is honest in lyrics, and compleately raw in music !! Definately a MUST to a collection of any kind...

Check out these six great albums available for MP3 downloads at:

www.cdbaby.com/frankcadillac

www.cdbaby.com/frankcadillac2

www.cdbaby.com/frankcadillac3
www.cdbaby.com/roguesofrock

www.cdbaby.com/elvisproject

www.cdbaby.com/frankcadillac4

Gary Tipping is a British singer/songwriter and an accomplished musician playing guitars and keyboards. He is an independent music artist who writes and produces his own songs and music videos that are played on TV and radio stations Worldwide!

Taking Blues to New Places with R&B, Soul, and Urban Style : "Exquisite Modern and Traditional Blues and Neo-Soul by one of the most talented artists on the contemporary scene. Billy Jones is a young, genius-level, totally charismatic veteran who shows all the signs of becoming as big, or bigger than Buddy Guy.

Jazz/Classical Composer/Arranger
TzeMan's Jazz/Classical instrumentals are said to sound like a cross between Bob James and George Winston, with some Keith Jarrett and David Sanborn thrown in. See the complete bio at http://TzeMan.com.

I'm self taught songwriter, from a little northern town in Ontario Canada My web site is: http://www.nrtco.net/~guykelli/

Norma is a professional musician. She plays and teaches six instruments and composes music. Norma has played for many different occasions including some TV appearances. She played for the President of the United States!

Born in S.Miguel, Azores, Mario Reposo is an eclectic and a self-taught musician. His taste and influences encompass Jazz, Classic music, New Age, Electronic and film score composers. For the past fifteen years, Mario has been creating music on his keyboards for film scores, commercial documentaries, advertisements, TV generics and CDs. www.soundclick.com/marioraposo

TRABUE GENTRY

Inspired by the Beatles and the sound of the early 60’s, Trabue started writing music at age twelve. Since then he has penned over 150 musical compositions.

 

At age thirteen, Trabue began his apprenticeship with King’s Recording Studio. Owner, Don King, recognized Trabue’s musical talent and took him under his wing. King believed in Trabue and worked diligently for many years to promote him during his apprenticeship. Trabue recalls "Don was like a father to me. We developed a close friendship that I honor to this day.".

 

At age thirteen, Trabue built his first electric guitar in 8th grade shop class. Said Trabue "Well, our teacher said we could make anything we wanted and I wanted an electric guitar so bad that so I opted to make one as my term project. It never occurred to me that I couldn’t so I did.". At the end of the term, Trabue had produce a beautifully designed and perfectly working electric guitar for which he received an A-. The guitar is still in Trabue’s possession.

 

 

At age sixteen, Trabue apprenticed for luthier, Peter Hud. Peter was most noted for the fine instruments he made for Andrés Segovia. During his apprenticeship, Trabue learned the art of making fine classical style guitars. He also took lessons from Hud. "He was a hard task master. He stood over me with a wooden ruler and if I didn’t hold the guitar just right he’d smack my knuckles with it. (laughing) I lasted about three weeks. I just didn’t have the discipline.".

 

 

Throughout his teens, Trabue continued to write music prolifically, formed the Fungis, his first band, and continued to work for King. He also repaired and even decorated guitars and drum kits. Of the Fungis name, Trabue said "Steve Dawson, my childhood friend, came up with the name. It was a play on words...Fun Guys and fungi or fungus. (laughing) No one ever got it, and if they did, they never saw the humor in it.

 

 

In 1971 he teamed up with Kevin Sterner and Dennis Neff to form Gentry, Neff and Sterner. Like all musicians, they performed in local venues. With near revulsion Trabue stated "I hated playing out. I much prefer working in the studio. That’s where the magic happens.". And work in the studio, they did. During their union they recorded many of the songs that both Trabue and Kevin wrote.

 

 

In 1974 Dennis drifted away from the threesome to work with keyboards, Arvin Pierce. You can currently find Dennis on OurStage. Trabue and Kevin continued on to develop their song writing and work in the studio. "He’s a hell of a song writer and singer." Said Trabue of Kevin. "He’s also the best bass guitarist I’ve ever heard. He’s even better than Chris Squire (Yes). He has a truly unique style that I could pick out anywhere.".

 

 

In 1977, at the urging of Bruce Bolin, then marketing Director for Gibson Guitar Company, Trabue and Kevin traveled to Nashville and met with producer, Pete Drake (George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Bob Dylan, Jethro Tull, Kenny Rogers and many more). Drake’s bio can be found in Wikipedia. Trabue and Kevin played for Pete in his office and after only three songs Pete offered to produce the duo siting that they were reminiscent of "early Bee Gees". The first studio time, album date and tour was set that very day.

 

 

Two days after the meeting with Drake, Trabue received a phone call from Kevin that decisively killed the record deal with Drake. In 1979 Trabue and Kevin finally parted ways over yet another issue. Angry and despondent over the lost opportunity with Drake, Trabue sold all of his musical instruments, dismantled his studio and abandoned music altogether. For the remainder of the time until recent, Trabue indulged in his many other artistic talents

 

 

In 2006, Trabue saw "Fleetwood Mac Live In Boston" on PBS’ Sound Stage. Watching Lindsey Buckingham perform inspired him to have a final fare well for his music. Said Trabue of the show "I was blown away. I mean, just because the Drake thing fell through...well it was stupid. I have all this material that nobody’s heard. I figured if Lindsey, who was like 56 at the time, if he could still do it, then I still have time.".

 

 

So, here he is today digitally re-mastering the many songs he wrote, recorded and produced and presently producing new material. But there’s a twist that Trabue didn't count on...He started receiving expressed interest from other artists to work with him. Some of these artists include Alesya Frolova, Mikle Krizanovski, JJHV7 and 3d papabear, Rootsdaniel, Jenny Dwyer and Rob Swanson.

 

 

The first artist to contact Trabue was Russian singer Alesya Frolova who proposed a duet remake of "Still I Love You". Next came Russian rock guitarist Mikle Krizanovski. Mikle is currently creating an overlay of his incredible guitar work on an earlier work by Trabue which is due out some time in June 2009. Trabue has also teamed up with Alesya and Victor Sopelcin to collaborate on yet another duet for Alesya".

 

 

Many listeners have compared Trabue’s music to Marillion, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Triangle Fire, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Bread, Jethro Tull and Michael Gira and Jarboe. In his online comment on MySpace, Mikle Krizanovski had this to say about Trabue’s style "I have long thought - what it is like? But it’s like nothing on earth - you're original! This songs style named TRABUE !!!!!!".

 

 

Trabue’s intention to simply drag out his old music and dust it off for everyone to hear has evolved into almost an underground following of listeners and artists alike. Trabue hopes that for whatever reason you listen to his music, you will find something in it that you can relate to and enjoy. He also hopes that he can be of assistance to new artists needing direction and welcomes their solicitations.

 

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STEPHEN JEROME FERGUSON

Genres: Jazz / Smooth Jazz / Jazz Funk Label: Nevets Entertainment Stephen is a self taught musician born and Raised in Washington D.C. who now resides in Leawood Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City. He is retired US Army and served in Europe and the Middle East in the first Gulf War participating in the liberation of Kuwait. Stephen started out in his music career at the age of 8. He started as many musicians in the Washington area, in church playing Gospel music. He co-founded the Gospel group “True Voices of Christ” and also spent about a year playing bass guitar for The Gospel Travelers. After enlisting in the military, he helped to co found the R&B/Jazz group FFB. The group was founded in Germany and quickly became a hit. With the other founders of the group, Paul “SEQUENCE” Ferguson and Mike Burrell, The group traveled all over Europe playing in European and American establishments. They also where the featured group for the annual Black History Celebration sponsored by the US Club and Recreation Service. Stephen is a member of ASCAP and BMI and has released a CD titled “Peace of the Heart last March on Amazon.com. The proceeds for the CD sales were donated to the American Cancer Society for cancer research. You can contact Stephen anytime at sjfstudios@yahoo.com

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