John Parker
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- Skill Level:
- Amateur
- Craft:
- musician
- Instruments:
- acoustic guitar, keyboard, electric guitar, voice, drum machine
- Genres:
- christian, rock, classic rock, smooth jazz, funk rock
- Influences:
- The Eagles, Led Zeppelin, Phil Keaggy, Chris Tomlin, delirious?, Lincoln Brewster, Toto
I was in a band back in the early to mid 80's called The Edge and later High Risk. We played cover tunes in the southeastern rock club circuit for a couple of different agencies. Left that life for a regular guy life for 11 years. Marriage, kids, divorce, born again, eventually was blessed to be able to lead worship at Northwoods AG, later The River Community Church, for approx 5 years and then my job situation forced me to travel the past 4-5 years. I am now at a point where I just want to learn to write music and also learn how to record at home. I truly believe that music is a very influential and powerful tool, more than many people would believe.
- Favorite Lyric:
"I saw a lion he was standing alone with a tadpole in a jar" from Dancing Days by Led Zeppelin.
- Day Job:
- IT Support
- How I Work:
Initially, I hope to use Indaba as a resource for inspiration as well as instruction. I hope to share my music with others.
- Experience:
I played in a club circuit band called "The Edge" and later "High Risk from 1981-1986. I led worship services at a church from 1997-2001.
- Equipment:
I have an Omega Desktop Recording Studio with Pro Tracks Plus 32-track digital recording software. I use a Yamaha keyboard, a Takamine EG-332C acoustic, an LTD MG-550 electric guitar. Also using a Zoom RhythmTrak234 drum machine, and a Boss ME-30 multi-effects pedal. I play through a Randall amp.
- Payments:
- This user does not accept PayPal for session payment
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