Howling Music Group, a division of Grow Music, Inc., is set to release the latest Josh Thompson single, "Sunshine," a re-make of the Jonathan Edwards 1971 classic featuring a cameo vocal from Edwards
April 11, 2007 (Press Release) --
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Jonathan Edwards to Reappear on a Remake of His 1971 Classic, “Sunshine“ with 18-year old Newcomer, Josh Thompson
This press release with images is online at: http://www.prthatrocks.com/pressrel/thompsonsunshinepr.htm
April 11, 2007, NASHVILLE - Howling Music Group, a division of Grow Music, Inc., is set to release the latest Josh Thompson single, "Sunshine," a re-make of the Jonathan Edwards 1971 classic featuring a cameo vocal from Edwards himself. Thompson, an eighteen-year old pop rocker/singer-songwriter has recently appeared in shows with Teddy Geiger, Brian Littrel of The Backstreet Boys and the Clay Aiken release party and is among the Nashville-based label's debut artists.
"I've always loved the song," Thompson says. "And to have Jonathan Edwards himself sing it with me was a complete thrill."
The song marked Edward's first entry to the top of the charts when it reached Billboard's number four position in 1971.
"It's actually a war protest song," notes Edwards. "I had been treated so roughly in a draft board medical inspection that I ended up in the hospital. The song came to me there--'Some man's gone and tried to run my life, don't know what he's asking'--that was this war machine trying to force us into a terrible situation.”
The concept was broached by Howling Music Group's President, David Grow. "I've always loved "Sunshine," Grow remarks. "I've always thought of it as being very hopeful and uplifting. We were thrilled Jonathan wanted to appear on Josh's version of his classic tune."
The song is set to be released to nationwide radio April 22 and will coincide with a tour in select markets.
For interview requests or review copies of “Sunshine,” please contact Christopher Buttner, info above.
For more info, please check out www.joshthompsonmusic.com – www.howlingmusic.com
About Grow Music
Grow Music, Inc., founded by singer/songwriter David Grow in 2005, is a Nashville-based artist production and development company and record label, with offices in Los Angeles and Dublin, Ireland.
Grow Music equips artists with the resources and the know-how to advance their careers, from getting their music well-produced, to putting together a marketing strategy, followed by management consulting. Grow Music strongly encourages singers/songwriters to understand the viability of being their own record label.
David Grow is a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum selling songwriter/producer and has written/produced six top-ten singles, including the Jim Brickman smash, "After All These Years,” nine top-twenty singles and over 20 albums. His debut release on Back 9/Goldcircle, "Well" achieved two top-twenty singles and remained on the charts for 33 weeks.
For more info, please contact
Christopher Buttner
PRThatRocks.com
Tel: 415-381-8647
Jonathan Edwards to Reappear on a Remake of His 1971 Classic, “Sunshine“ with 18-year old Newcomer, Josh Thompson
This press release with images is online at: http://www.prthatrocks.com/pressrel/thompsonsunshinepr.htm
April 11, 2007, NASHVILLE - Howling Music Group, a division of Grow Music, Inc., is set to release the latest Josh Thompson single, "Sunshine," a re-make of the Jonathan Edwards 1971 classic featuring a cameo vocal from Edwards himself. Thompson, an eighteen-year old pop rocker/singer-songwriter has recently appeared in shows with Teddy Geiger, Brian Littrel of The Backstreet Boys and the Clay Aiken release party and is among the Nashville-based label's debut artists.
"I've always loved the song," Thompson says. "And to have Jonathan Edwards himself sing it with me was a complete thrill."
The song marked Edward's first entry to the top of the charts when it reached Billboard's number four position in 1971.
"It's actually a war protest song," notes Edwards. "I had been treated so roughly in a draft board medical inspection that I ended up in the hospital. The song came to me there--'Some man's gone and tried to run my life, don't know what he's asking'--that was this war machine trying to force us into a terrible situation.”
The concept was broached by Howling Music Group's President, David Grow. "I've always loved "Sunshine," Grow remarks. "I've always thought of it as being very hopeful and uplifting. We were thrilled Jonathan wanted to appear on Josh's version of his classic tune."
The song is set to be released to nationwide radio April 22 and will coincide with a tour in select markets.
For interview requests or review copies of “Sunshine,” please contact Christopher Buttner, info above.
For more info, please check out www.joshthompsonmusic.com – www.howlingmusic.com
About Grow Music
Grow Music, Inc., founded by singer/songwriter David Grow in 2005, is a Nashville-based artist production and development company and record label, with offices in Los Angeles and Dublin, Ireland.
Grow Music equips artists with the resources and the know-how to advance their careers, from getting their music well-produced, to putting together a marketing strategy, followed by management consulting. Grow Music strongly encourages singers/songwriters to understand the viability of being their own record label.
David Grow is a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum selling songwriter/producer and has written/produced six top-ten singles, including the Jim Brickman smash, "After All These Years,” nine top-twenty singles and over 20 albums. His debut release on Back 9/Goldcircle, "Well" achieved two top-twenty singles and remained on the charts for 33 weeks.
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