MP3 Joe Calitri - Something To Remember Me By
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A new album of keyboard originals with captivating ballad, soft rock, easy listening musical enjoyment.
10 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Soft Rock, COUNTRY: Modern Country
Details:
I am a 53-year-old keyboardist, recently moved from Massachusetts to Florida, who has created one group and three solo albums to date. DISTANT DREAMS was the first to be professionally produced. After playing piano, organ and drums with some local cover bands briefly in the 1970s, family life and a new job took precedence and my musical career remained dormant for two decades. My musical desires were resurrected when I joined three friends in becoming keyboardist for Upland Road. I helped develop the band's unique style in the form of 60's and 70's rock and roll, plus a small assortment of modern tunes, with special emphasis on The Moody Blues, in addition to composing a number of original songs in a Gordon Lightfoot mode, with a touch of Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
My recording efforts began in 2000 after networking with engineer Chris Conti, formerly of RinkyDink records, now Clearline Audio, in Bridgewater, MA, and DISTANT DREAMS became my signature effort. It was a test of my individual creativity and talent as a singer, songwriter and keyboardist, as most of the instrumental sounds were created on a Yamaha P-80 Electronic Piano and Roland RS-5 Synthesizer.
In 2002, I re-recorded three original songs as a collective on Upland Road's inaugural CD, and continued performing with the band in basement jam sessions, where we resumed the cultivation of our style, and at a couple of public functions. The following year saw personnel changes that interrupted the Upland Road agenda, a brief stint with a new band called Pass The Hat, and finally my own relocation. Since then, I have created two new original albums from my own home recording studio, SOMETHING TO REMEMBER ME BY and JUST BECAUSE I COULD.
An unknown author once wrote, "Music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it rest, heals the heart and makes it whole, flows from Heaven to the soul!" This phrase best expresses my involvement in music as an art form. Though many years passed without my playing a note, my accomplishments over the last few years have been most refreshing.
I also encourage visitors to check out
www. clearlineaudio.com, www.rinkydinkrecords.com and www.junkyrd.com for some additional musical entertainment.
10 MP3 Songs
EASY LISTENING: Soft Rock, COUNTRY: Modern Country
Details:
I am a 53-year-old keyboardist, recently moved from Massachusetts to Florida, who has created one group and three solo albums to date. DISTANT DREAMS was the first to be professionally produced. After playing piano, organ and drums with some local cover bands briefly in the 1970s, family life and a new job took precedence and my musical career remained dormant for two decades. My musical desires were resurrected when I joined three friends in becoming keyboardist for Upland Road. I helped develop the band's unique style in the form of 60's and 70's rock and roll, plus a small assortment of modern tunes, with special emphasis on The Moody Blues, in addition to composing a number of original songs in a Gordon Lightfoot mode, with a touch of Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
My recording efforts began in 2000 after networking with engineer Chris Conti, formerly of RinkyDink records, now Clearline Audio, in Bridgewater, MA, and DISTANT DREAMS became my signature effort. It was a test of my individual creativity and talent as a singer, songwriter and keyboardist, as most of the instrumental sounds were created on a Yamaha P-80 Electronic Piano and Roland RS-5 Synthesizer.
In 2002, I re-recorded three original songs as a collective on Upland Road's inaugural CD, and continued performing with the band in basement jam sessions, where we resumed the cultivation of our style, and at a couple of public functions. The following year saw personnel changes that interrupted the Upland Road agenda, a brief stint with a new band called Pass The Hat, and finally my own relocation. Since then, I have created two new original albums from my own home recording studio, SOMETHING TO REMEMBER ME BY and JUST BECAUSE I COULD.
An unknown author once wrote, "Music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it rest, heals the heart and makes it whole, flows from Heaven to the soul!" This phrase best expresses my involvement in music as an art form. Though many years passed without my playing a note, my accomplishments over the last few years have been most refreshing.
I also encourage visitors to check out
www. clearlineaudio.com, www.rinkydinkrecords.com and www.junkyrd.com for some additional musical entertainment.
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