Bud powell
United States, Ohio, Lisbon
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Hi all,
I am currently very close to winning Pyraday this upcoming Saturday with a new song "You Make Me Crazy" and I'm just here to encourage you my fans to go to (expired link) site and make sure you add my song to your "mine" list which is basically their favorite list on the site or use the + "hit button" This will improve my chances significantly. Thank you in advance for your support!
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The positive feedback I am getting from fans on Numberonemusic is unbelievable! I would love to invite you all to review my songs on Amazon. Let me know your thoughts there about Greybull (expired link)
Read more"Kim's World of Talent" airs on WALW FM 98.3 in Moulton, Alabama. This interview was part of the prize package from winning the 2014 Northwest Alabama Songwriter's Contest in which Buddy Powell won songwriter of the year. Look for more clips from this interview session to come. There is more exciting news from this year's competition but the word is not official yet. Updates will be posted when he receives the official word!
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Hello N1M Fans,
Just wanted to give you a quick update. I'm working on putting a band together to do some benefits. Sent a new batch of songs in for copyright and working on getting new songs released.
Just got this song finished on Reverbnation this past weekend:
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I'd love to know what you think.
Also have an new EP on the way. You can prelisten on iTunes to Cold Night Campfire.
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Will keep you posted with more upcoming releases.
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Great news!
Met the fascinating writer (expired link). Ebert in my hometown of Lisbon, Ohio during the Lisbon Christmas Parade. Thanks to this chance meeting, I am now collaborating with her production team. I just uploaded songs to Dropbox so they can select those that will match their project. My songs are going to be part of the San Antonio Undead film! This is amazing! So far the editor as listened to some and loves Cold Night Campfire. I can't wait to see what the others on the team think!
I am also working on scratch tracks for a new Southern Rock Album.
Oh, almost forgot, the CDs are back from Alabama, that I didn't know I was getting. Darrell and Kim Glover have really out done themselves. Now to plan the release party for Buddy Powell Untitled. I'd love your feedback, any suggestions on where and when you'd like to see me release this new album?
So much going on, and did I mention that I have been practicing 40+ songs to perform with the Steele Valley Band for a benefit this summer.
Wow, retirement is busy!
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About Bud powell
I started playing guitar when I was five when my uncle, Glen Powell who was crippled from polio as a child, began to teach me. I spent endless hours sitting under the oak tree in his front yard playing guitar. I started writing songs when I was about twelve and I remember from the time I was 12 until about 17, that all we did was play music. When I was 17 or 18, I was playing music with my life long buddy Jay Moore and we played everywhere we could. We even opened for George Jones and Tammy Wynette in Aliquippa Pennsylvania in the late 60s. I was the base fiddle player for the band and Jay was the lead singer and played flat top rhythm guitar. Anytime we went anywhere we had our guitars with us and ended up playing. We played private parties, around bonfires in folk's back yards and even at a rest stop in Fly, Ohio. I began playing lead guitar when I was 19 with my uncle in a country band that played in clubs in West Virginia. My musical career was interrupted by the Vietnam War and I volunteered for service in 1970. After I returned home from my service in the (expired link). Army I jumped right back into playing music. I played country music for a while in a band, then southern rock for a few years in another band, in nightclubs in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Then the 80s hit and family priorities and finances caused me to put my music on the back burner. In the 90s I got divorced and really started writing songs. Friends, family and people I ran into kept pushing me to do an album. I've played and written country and rock and roll music but my biggest interest has truly been writing songs. I either write about situations in my life or circumstances in the world around me. I've always wanted the opportunity to get my music out in the world for people to get the chance to hear it. Currently I've written over 200 songs. This summer I won the Northwest Alabama 2014 Songwriter of the Year! I recently had 2 songs win Best in Category from The Ohio Music Awards. "Wildcat Blues" won 2014 Best Blues song and "Same Old Story" won 2014 Best Gospel song.
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