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Paul Arow is a gifted singer/songwriter who arranges and produces quality music. The music is easy-listening, country rock, blues and light rock written in a classic style.
Paul’s songs are written from the heart about stories of love, romance and inspiration. All songs are timeless classics that you will enjoy listening to again and again. The message and melody in each song will stay with you.
Paul has published 20 original songs on two albums plus singles!
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Paul has had a lifelong love of music. He started singing in the Phoenix Boys Choir at age 11, and toured Hawaii, and performed at Phoenix Symphony Hall and Grady Gammage. He sang in the Phoenix Boys choir alumni, and with Mister Mister at Symphony Hall. Paul sang at All State, and with the Phoenix Christian High School choir, and won state competition. He sang with the R&G Singers (Arizona Republic newspaper) at Grady Gammage during college. Paul performed solo and with bands around Phoenix after graduating college. Paul has also been actively involved in worship music around the valley.
Paul started writing songs during high school. After graduating college he became a member of the Arizona Song Writers Association. His involvement with this association helped to hone his song writing skills. Currently he writes, records, and produces his own original compositions.
Available on ITunes, Amazon, and Spotify. Paul has a following of over 14000 fans on social media sites such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Reverbnation.
Pinky’s Blues
Sue Foley
Stony Plain Records 2021
Review By David Bowling
Some people play the blues, some people sing the blues, and some people live the blues. Sue foley is one of those rare musicians who does all three.
Foley may have been born in Canada but now settled in Texas; she plays a pure brand of southwest electric blues. Pinky’s Blues is the 15th album of her career. It is also one of the best releases of her career as she builds on the foundations she has established. Her guitar work continues to evolve, her voice is a fine blues instrument, and her combination or original songs and covers are perfect vehicles for her music.
She always keeps it fairly simple. She is backed by her band of bassist Jon Penner and drummer Chris Layton and at times keyboardist/producer Mike Flanigan. It is a basic approach that keeps the focus on her guitar work and lyrics, which are at the core of the blues.
Foley’s own ‘Hurricane Blues is one of those perfect blues songs. The guitar and vocal play off of each other as the rhythm section lays down an underlying beat. It is topped off with Jimmie Ray Vaughn guesting as an additional guitarist.
She returns to her roots with covers of Frankie Lee Sims’ “Boogie Real Low” and Lavelle White’s “Stop These Teardrops.” It is interesting to hear a female’s take on Willie Dixon’s “When The Cat’s Gone The Mice Play.” Even the newer material, including her own “Dallas Man,” play homage to the history of the blues.
She and her guitar Pinky, (hence the name of the album}, is now back on the road honing her skills. Pinky’s Blues is an excellent and well-crafted album that should appeal to any fan of the blues.
Rating: ***1/2
American Idol's alum Alex Miller has released a brand new Christmas single. "That's What Christmas is For," written by producer Jerry Salley, C. Wilburn and Aaron Wilburn, celebrates the joy of family and loved ones around the Christmas time. The single is currently available at all digital outlets for streaming as well as for downloads.
Well, it's Christmas Eve around the tree
Excitement in the air
Mama brought some apple pie for everyone to share
And that chocolate fudge sure is good I think I'll have some more
Well, I might gain weight but pass the plate
That's what Christmas is for
Launched to global audiences duringAmerican Idol Season 19, this Kentucky-born singer/songwriter is a bonafide torch-carrying champion of traditional Country music. Miller has been performing professionally since the age of seven -progressing from shows in and around his hometown of Lancaster to larger venues, including the Dolby Theatre, Lucas Oil Stadium, Renfro Valley, and more.
Since departing Idol, Alex has performed at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, five state Fairs (KY, MO, NY, WA, WI) and at additional shows around the country. He has headlined as well as opened shows for Hank Williams, Jr., Josh Turner, Lee Brice, and more. Alex was Texas Roadhouse's Artist of the Month in October and recently performed with Rhonda Vincent at the Lee Greenwood All-Star Salute. Miller signed with Billy Jam Records in September and his first album is due for release in early 2022. The project's first single, "Don't Let The Barn Door Hit Ya," a classic Western Swing tune, was released to Country radio in October.
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