MP3 Christopher Welch - Two Can Make A Day
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Original, acoustic pop songs
10 MP3 Songs
POP: Folky Pop, ROCK: Folk Rock
Details:
Christopher Welch is a writer, producer, singer, and songwriter. He is the creator/co-creator of three original talk shows ("Jersey's Talking with Lee Leonard," "Take on Life" with Mary Alice Williams, and "Fame & Faith" with Jane Metzler) with a ten-year track record of live and taped shows ranging from Fred Friendly Seminars to productions for The White House.
Born in Elmhurst, Illinois, his musical influences growing up varied from Elvis to The Beatles, Duran Duran to Frank Sinatra. Now a resident of New Jersey, Welch says, "When I write songs, I keep two things in mind. I care about being realistic and inspirational with my work." He considers too many songs to be "beautiful nonsense" or "downright depressing." "The words matter. And so does the truth," Welch says.
This is his first album. It features all original music.
10 MP3 Songs
POP: Folky Pop, ROCK: Folk Rock
Details:
Christopher Welch is a writer, producer, singer, and songwriter. He is the creator/co-creator of three original talk shows ("Jersey's Talking with Lee Leonard," "Take on Life" with Mary Alice Williams, and "Fame & Faith" with Jane Metzler) with a ten-year track record of live and taped shows ranging from Fred Friendly Seminars to productions for The White House.
Born in Elmhurst, Illinois, his musical influences growing up varied from Elvis to The Beatles, Duran Duran to Frank Sinatra. Now a resident of New Jersey, Welch says, "When I write songs, I keep two things in mind. I care about being realistic and inspirational with my work." He considers too many songs to be "beautiful nonsense" or "downright depressing." "The words matter. And so does the truth," Welch says.
This is his first album. It features all original music.
in partnership with CDbaby
