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MP3 Brian Vadimsky - Indian Summer
9 MP3 Songs in this album (45:40) !
Related styles: EASY LISTENING: Instrumental Pop, EASY LISTENING: Mood Music
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We couldn''t afford a piano, so my parents rented me a classical guitar for $12 a month. I started studying
around 10 years of age at Perinni Studios in Somerville NJ. I became bored with the lessons, so I started
rewriting them. This drove my teachers crazy. The lessons just didn''t sound right to me. I guess you could
call it my early dabbling in arranging. I moved on to rock, and then blues lessons. My first electric guitar, a
Guild Madeira, was limited but sufficient at the time. Then, at fifteen, I was turned on to my first Les Paul. My
"Rock n'' Roll" years were born...
Systur Carol, named after my sister, was my first crack at the vicious search for stardom. We started
playing covers, but then I attempted writing my own songs. I was pleasantly surprised by the welcomed
acceptance, so I never played cover music https://www.tradebit.com band became quite successful and we were together for
a long time. But failure to get the right record contracts and other problems caused me to move on.
Rhapsody, my second near success story, was my band of the early 90''s, with all the trimmings of your
typical Hair band andgave me the true rock fantasy lifestyle, and I''m grateful to have had this experience to
reflect upon from time to time.
But after another case of, "you''re great but...” so I moved on.
Mad Guy Sky, the ultimate in alternative hard rock, I really thought I had it. Everything fit the “formula for
success”. I really enjoyed writing for this one. It was the first time I was able to "kick out the jams". But once
again, "you''re great but...." Columbia Records raved about us and promised a "sit-down" in two weeks. An
artist will do back flips from this kind of news. Well, after three months, my arms were getting tired from all
the back flips, so I moved on.
All the while I also played Acoustic Instrumentals. I couldn''t really sing, so I made the music tell the story.
After being coaxed a bit, I recorded Sunday Morning Breakfast. To my amazement it took! You know what
they say, "do what you do best." Picking up an acoustic and creating always came easy to me. Maybe my
music is appealing to the average listener because I write soothing and uncomplicated melodies. I may not
end up on the cover of Guitar Player Magazine, but I figured why not give it a shot, so I went all out with my
limited resources and recorded Indian Summer. And that''s how my career of Instrumental Music started.
Who Knew?
But yet I could never abandon my true love of Rock, and my passion for writing it.
Jonnie on the Pony, a hard rock guitar army was very enjoyable for me to write for. Unfortunately it also
reminded me how difficult it is to keep a large band a family.
In the present…recording, recording and recording. Finally I''m behind the board... I share my house with my
studio Skunk Donut Records and loving every minute of life. Acoustic, instrumental, hard rock projects, a
little of both...I''ve decided to forget about chasing the industry, let the industry catch up with me. For now I''m
performing as myself...singing as well? yepper and why not? We are all just a phone call away from tragedy
so why not at least try to fulfill your dreams in the fashion that you see fit.
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