Tony Dzik
Singer/Songwriter TONY DZIK from southern OHIO
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
I have received considerable airplay overseas and even charted on the WORLDWIDE MOST PLAYED ARTISTS CHART several times in 2003. My song about meeting legendary bluesman Robert Johnson's ghost -"Where the Southern Crossed the Dog"- charted for 2 weeks on a European country music radio airplay chart. That same song was #20 on Poland's Independent Country Music Radio Airplay Chart for the week of January 8, 2004. My songs "Drema's Song" and "Smashville" have also charted in the Top 20 on Independent Country Music airplay charts in Ireland and Spain. I have 2 CDs out- NORTHERN TRACKS (2001) and SMASHVILLE (2003).
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
Around southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Also played a bit in Nashville. Next appearance is a guest spot on the Southern Ohio Opry in Lucasville, Ohio on Saturday January 31, 2004
Your musical influences
Tim Hardin, Kristofferson, Dylan, P.F. Sloan
Anything else?
My songs are published by REALLY AVERAGE TUNES (ASCAP) in Nashville, TN (Hey, I would have preferred being published by a company like Stupendous Hit Songs, but published is published, right?)
