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CHARLIE SAYLES AND THE BLUES DISCIPLES - Blues
Charlie Sayles a Vietnam War Veteran, son of a trumphet player and a self taught harmonicist; Charlie was pre-destined to bring happiness to others.
In 1971, while playing the streets for money in Atlanta Georgia, a musician friend made the mistake of saying Charlie couldn't write a song. "I Like, What I Like" was composed 30 minutes later and is still part of Charlie's repertoire. In New York, the curator for American art, music, and folk culture at the Smithsonian, Ralph Rinzler, heard Charlie playing on a street corner and set him up playing the harmonica with Pete Seeger.
Charlie went on to play with the likes of Bill Monroe and Bobby Parker and audiences all over the United States and internationally have enjoyed his vocals and speaking harp, including President Jimmy Carter and audiences at Carnegie Hall. Managed by Fetal Records, Charlies is still making music that matters. Read more about Charlie Sayles and the Blues Disciples. New music available July 1, 2015
New York
LYN LIECHTY- Singer/Songwriter/Actress
Lyn Liechty has created a big name for herself on stage by performing in leading roles on World Premier and European premier blockbuster shows such as “Jekyll & Hyde,” “Dance Of The Vampires,” “Miss Saigon,” and “Dracula.” During her career she has worked closely with the likes of Roman Polanski, Jim Steinman, Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse to name a few. In the world of Pop Rock Lyn has worked and performed with Lionel Richie, Uwe Farhenkrog Peterson (“99 Red Balloons”), Pierro Mazzochetti and many more European stars. Lyn also recorded and performed a Dianne Warren duet (“Here In My Heart”) with the world renowned Scorpions which can be found on their Moment Of Glory Album. Lyn’s first single off her last album “CaveMan!”; has gotten over 1.6 million views on YouTube, and charted at #11 on the Billboard hot Singles Charts. CLICK HERE to watch the video.
Her style is considered Theatrical-Rock as it cleverly combines her powerful, yet vulnerable voice with a
progressive, epic rock sound that has an impressive blend of power and emotion with funky bass lines, ripping guitar riffs and cool, taunting sax breaks. For more information on Lyn and her albums, please visit: www.LynLiechtyMusic.com.
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