Musician’s Tools
I’m assuming a lot of the people who come to Teenage Wasteland are musicians and I have a few friends who have written books (on the music business, song writing, etc.) So in my never ending search for content I’ve asked them if I could add some of their helpful advice to TW. I will be adding articles, tips and tools to this section as I get them….
Michael Anderson
An award-winning Artist/Songwriter who wrote the #1 Country hit, “Maybe It Was Memphis,” for Pam Tillis. Michael also has cuts with John Fogerty, Juice Newton, and many more. As an artist, he released two albums on A&M, and has five #1 Contemporary Christian singles. Check out “Michael Anderson’s Little Black Book of Songwriting” available at michaelanderson.com.
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1. Songwriting as Fun
2. Three Chords and the Truth
3. Collaboration – Just Write A Song
4. Dream or Delusion?
Bobby Borg
Former major label, independent, and DIY recording/touring artist, graduate of Berklee College of Music with a BA in Professional Music, educator at Musician’s Institute and UCLA Extension, music business consultant, guest speaker, contributor to international publications, and author of Billboard Books best-seller The Musician’s Handbook. For more info follow this link: http://www.bobbyborg.com
Articles
1. Improve Your Next Rehearsal
2. How To Increase Your Odds Of Getting Signed By Understanding More About A&R
3. How To Pick A Personal Manager Who’s Right For Your Career: Look For Trust And Respect
4. How To Advertise And Promote Your Career On A Zero To Limited-Dollar Budget
Dan Kimpel
Acknowledged as one of the American media’s foremost authorities on popular music and songwriters, Dan Kimpel contributes to a dizzying variety of print and electronic mediums: books, interactive CD’s, magazines, websites, videos, documentary films, new media and onstage interviews. Check out Dan’s website www.dankimpel.com for more info.
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