Larry Weir rocks Michael Damian: Billboard says so.

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That is exactly what Michael Damian and record promoter Larry Weir hope to accomplish. Michael Damian is scheduled to release several new songs off his new Rock On ‘09 album including “Rock on ‘09″, “Close Every Door ‘09″, “Never Forget You”, and the remake of a previous hit “Was it Nothing at All”, which earned Damian a BMI song writing award. Larry Weir says that Damian chose to remake the song on the new album after hearing numerous requests by loyal fans who were deeply, emotionally touched by the original, so much so that they thought it deserved a sequel. “It meant a lot to me that this song could emotionally connect with so many people, and so again, I really wanted to get a new song out to some of the original fans but also introduce it to a whole new generation of people”. Damain has won numerous awards for his work and could potentially add to that with this new album. He is most well known for playing Danny Romalotti on the daytime drama, “The Young and the Restless” and also starred as Joseph on the Broadway show “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream coat”. Larry Weir. He has released 6 albums and 8 top 40 hits. Damian’s record promoter, Larry Weir can give him an excellent chance of reaching the spotlight again with the new album. Larry Wier’s company, “National Record Promotion” is one of Americas top multi-format radio promotion companies. The new album, “Rock On” is now available on iTunes to download.

About Larry Weir

Larry Weir began his music career in the San Diego area in 1967. As a singer/guitarist inspired by the Beatles and composers Burt Bacharach & Jimmy Webb, Larry formed a pop band “The Royal Enterprise” comprised of brother Tom Weir (now a renowned recording engineer), sister Maria Werth (who has become a teacher/session bass player) and a few neighbors. The band had a local radio hit with one of Larry’s first compositions in 1968, “Boy It’s All In Your Head”.

In 1970 his family, comprised of mother Maria, a classical pianist and Larry, his architect/builder father, along with 8 brothers and sisters, moved to the city of Oxnard in Ventura County. While attending his senior year at Oxnard High, he recruited many of the siblings in forming a band called “The Family”. It was also during this time that Larry wrote, produced, acted and starred in three original musicals. “Island” in 1971 while attending Ventura College in 1971, “Hobos Jungle” in ’72 & “House On Crossroad Alley” in 1973, all part of the Ventura County Youth Experimental Theatre, a group that he co-founded with Maria and Tom.

Larry Weir