Good Rockin' 2-Nite!
Contemporary country and blues with attitude and energy.
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WAITING FOR HELEN IS A Blues/Rock band from New Jersey USA. We are a four piece unit and singer Helen. We invite our vocalist friends into our studio, 'Home Grown Studios', regularly as featured artists. WAITING FOR HELEN IS: Jerry DeCarlo: Drums & Percussions Helen Harak: Vocals Tony Mazza: Guitar,Vocals & percussion Pete Salomone: Guitar & Vocals Joe Van Winkle: Bass, Bass Pedals,Keyboard, Vocals, & Percu...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
Tempe, AZ-based singer-songwriter Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my performance in front of an audience. Whenever t...
No hype. No bullshit. (Well, SOME bullshit, but no hype): Words and music by Jim Parker. I've been called a lot of things since I first climbed onto a stage with a guitar in my hands and butterflies in my stomach, but the one word that seems to fit best (and miss the mark least) is this one: songwriter. In fact, that's the one I use to describe myself as a performer, too -- especially after I hit a sour note in a vocal or blow a guitar lick, or otherwise need to extricate my ego from my per...
