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MP3 Pierre Nadeau - Good Things (come to those who wait)
10 MP3 Songs
POP: New Romantic, KIDS/FAMILY: Sing-Along/Interactive
Details:
Pierre Nadeau began his music career in 1965 as a keyboard player in a band called “Terry and the Telstars” from Lewiston Maine. This first band won a state wide battle of the bands sponsored by VOX music products which lead to a recording session in Boston in 1968 and the subsequest release of his first 45 record. From 1968 through 1970 Pierre’s band was the opening act at various venues in Maine and Canada for such artists as Jimi Hendrix, Tommy James and the Shondells, The Blues Magoos, and several other artists from that time period. During the 1970’s, Pierre moved to Madison Wisconsin and toured the Mid-West with a band called “Poorboy” which had a solo album and opened several shows for Ted Nugent, Suzie Quatro, Tommy Shaw with https://www.tradebit.comK and many more. In the late 1970’s he moved to Rhode Island and played in a band called “Sundance”. In 1981 he moved back to Maine and toured with a band called “Katahdin” whichhad previously released record album.
During the 1980’s Pierre wrote and recorded his first solo album called “Good Things” (come to those who wait). Along with this record he produced and starred in a music video called “Girls-Boys” from a soundtrack on the record. However, neither the album or video were publicly distributed. In 2002 and 2003, the "Girls-Boys" music video aired nationally in Canada on the Musique Plus Network on a show called Dollar Clips. The host was Louis-Jose Houde, a well known Canadian comedian. The “Girls-Boys” video soon became the #1 requested video on the show and spawned a parody video called “Dans Les Speedo De Pierre Nadeau” which also became popular on the Musique Plus Network. Eventually, Pierre developed a following because everything about him was unknown including his whereabouts.
In 2004 a producer from the television show “Qui L''eut Cru!” from the CBC Network located Pierre and flew him to Canada to be on the show and surprise Mr. Houde (whose early career took off at the expense of “Pierre Nadeau”.) On the show Louis and Pierre finally met and the mystery of Pierre Nadeau was finally solved.
Now, over twenty years after it was written, the original recording has been digitally re-mastered and is available for purchase for the first time.
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