"Fly To The Land Of Z" - The debut album by Gregory J. Bachman

A few years back, I became aware of a musician by the name of Gregory J. Bachman on myspace.com.

I started listening to samples of his instrumental rock guitar music and I became hooked. So, once it was announced that his debut album "Fly To The Land Of Z" was coming out in summer of 2014, I really wanted a copy. Since I was already a facebook friend and myspace friend with Greg, we exchanged email addresses and began keeping in contact. When Greg finally got his shipment of CDs, he sent me an autographed copy. I really enjoy Greg's instrumental style of music on the album. I listen to the disc frequently. Below is a video preview of the songs on the album. I invite you to take a listen to the excellent tracks Greg has created:

For more information about Gregory J. Bachman and how to order your copy of his debut album, "Fly To The Land Of Z", please check out Greg's web site at:  http://www.gregoryjbachman.com/

Here is the cover art for "Fly To The Land Of Z"

If you would like to buy the digital copy of the album, or the CD copy or just sample the tracks from the album, please go to the Melodic Revolution Records website here: http://melodicrevolutiondistribution.com/album/fly-to-the-land-of-z

Rock On!!!

"A Quick Live Sound Q & A" in Canadian Musician magazine

Last month, I received a very cool phone call and email from Mr. Andrew King - Editor of Canadian Musician magazine. Andrew wanted permission to use my name and job title for an article that he was writing for this issue of the magazine. I thought it was the coolest thing to be contacted by a magazine editor asking me to use my name in print! Of course, I said "yes"!

Last year, I was reading the September/October 2011 issue of CM magazine specifically the "Live Sound" column written my Mark Desloges - Audio Technician with Tour Tech East. I really enjoyed the piece so I decided to email Mark Desloges directly with some more specific audio questions. Mark responded to my email with all the information that I needed.

Needless to say, the editor Andrew King really enjoyed the question and answer kind of thing and thought it would make a good article for the magazine. So, my email questions, name and job title all made it into print! Yeah! You can view the article in the online edition of Canadian Musician magazine on their website. Here is the link: www.canadianmusician.com/online

Click on the web link, let the online editon of the magazine load into your computer and then flip through to page 60 to view the article. Enjoy!