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Hello Hello, Our next Berklee Alumni SONGWRITERS Works In Progress Group is tomorrow night, Thursday, January 30th, 2014! Well have a special guest with us - Alan Roy Scott (See Bio Below). Alan is a hit songwriter who will tell us a bit about his current projects and jump in with us in giving feedback to those who have brought songs to share. Alan is also the current WITZEND ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR. Here is our Songwriters Night info: SONGWRITERS WORKS IN PROGRESS EVENING - Thursday, JANUARY 30th, 2014 @ 7PM Casa De Garnitz Please RSVP if youre gonna join us so we can keep a rough head count. PRIVATE MESSAGE ME FOR ADDRESS & DIRECTIONS. West LA @ 7:00 for Shmooze / 7:30 for Songs! Well have a piano, an acoustic guitar, cajon and a coffee table (brought in from Boston) to bang on. Of course we will also have a CD player and iPod hook-up for any tracks that you would like to play. If you havent joined us in the past... our events have a very positive vibe with a lot of chuckles included. We encourage everyone to bring a song that you consider to be in progress and that you would like to have feedback on from your fellow Songwriters. The songs can be instrumental tracks or vocal songs. If the songs have lyrics... please bring extra lyric sheets! There will be snacks and in the spirit of our past Pot Lucks - you are welcome to bring something for the gang to eat and drink if you like! Once again, please RSVP if you can make it so we can keep a rough head count. Thanks so much! Until then... Much love, Bruce and Brandon and Amy About Alan Roy Scott: Alan is a top Hollywood songwriter and music producer, who brings a 20-year career in the music business to enrich Greenstars digital culture project. His career began with Screen Gems-EMI Music and with a division of Motown, where he was involved with Smokey Robinson, The Temptations and Stevie Wonder. Among the many artists who have recorded his songs are Celine Dion, Luther Vandross, Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Estefan, Roberta Flack, The Allman Brothers, Sheena Easton, The Neville Brothers, Pat Benatar, Patti LaBelle, The Pointer Sisters, Rick Springfield and Johnny Mathis. His TV/Film credits include songs used in First Wives Club, Top Gun, Coming To America, Karate Kid II, Fame (TV show), Rags To Riches, Santa Barbara, As The World Turns and Beverly Hills 90210, among others. But Alan is more than a commercially-successful musician and songwriter. He has has a powerful vision: to unite a world community bonded by the creation of music. With his Music Bridges A.T.W. events, he has created original events around the world. In the late 80s he initiated Music Speaks Louder Than Words, the historic summit of US and Soviet songwriters which included artists Diane Warren, Brenda Russell, Cyndi Lauper and Michael Bolton. Then, Country and Eastern featured a collaboration of American, Romanian, Czech and Slovakian songwriters. Pacific Harmony was a musical excursion to south Asia, with artists from Indonesia, China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Australia, where Alan was joined by The Scorpions, jazzman Dave Koz and hitsmith Allan Rich. Then came Celtic Harmony in 1997, which took place in Dublin, Ireland -- bringing together US and Irish songwriters. Recently, Alan produced Music Bridges...Over Troubled Waters, in Havana in March 1999. This event brought together Cubas Instituto Cubano de la Musica and Ministerio de Cultura, and the U.S. Treasury Department, in the first large-scale cultural exchange between the two countries in over 35 years. Artists included Burt Bacharach, Peter Buck (REM), Bonnie Raitt, actor Woody Harrelson, Jimmy Buffett, Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers, Mick Fleetwood, Lisa Loeb and Don Was. On the Cuban side were such luminaries as Chuco Valdez, Alberto Tosca, Carlos Varels and members of the bands Los Van Van, Sintesis and Columna B.
Posted on: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 04:20:44 +0000

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