OVERDRIVE played their first gig last month at Yuma's Main Street Social. Come out and see the band again this month on Friday the 29th on Main Street from 6:30pm -9:00pm. Be sure to watch their MySpace page for upcoming shows and other band news: www.myspace.com/overdriveyuma
The band continues to write material for their first CD.
Equilibrium, Back To The Moon, Patience, Where The Truth Lies, Panic Too Soon, Stepping Stone, An Uncommon Color, Someplace So Still and Overdrive have been penned so far. They hope to enter the studio later this fall.
You may contact the band at: overdriveyuma@yahoo.com
Coming soon to The Paradise Casino - Sept. 7th!
Bill recently sat in with some friends in The Big Boss Band and played a night of blues and oldies. You can find some photos on the Bill The Thrill mypace page: www.myspace.com/billthethrillyuma
OVERDRIVE has demoed 5 songs and hopes to record its first CD this fall. So far Back to the Moon, Eqilibrium, Panic Too Soon, Where The Truth Lies, and Patience have been getting the workover.
Hopes are to have 10-12 songs for this project. More news will follow as things develope. Hear an early demo of Where The Truth Lies by following the link below or clicking on the Overdrive band photo!
Please check out the Myspace page for OVERDRIVE - Bill's friends Lorenzo and Brian are working with him on new music! A demo for the song "Where The Truth Lies" can be heard on their page as well as tour dates.
www.myspace.com/overdriveyuma
The CD is now available from CDBaby.com !
You can listen to sound clips from 4 songs on the CDBaby page:
Blind
Castaways
Drift
and Everywhere
Song clips are 2 minutes long each.
Not yet up on i-tunes, but CDs are still cool to buy!!
ABCDEFG now avaiable for download at I-Tunes!!
Download the new single EVERYWHERE
or the whole CD!!!
This year brings a special project to CD titled: Abnormal Blind Castaways Drift Everywhere, Found Grateful (or ABCDEFG for short).
Here is a quote from Bill about the idea behind this year's first release:
"One day the idea came to me for a CD project that would contain one song in each of the seven keys:ABCDEFG. To make it more interesting I decided each song title should be one word, and start with the letter of the key it is in. To take it a step further, all the song titles when read in order should make a complete sentence that makes sense. In the end, the song titles spell out the title of the CD. I don't think this has ever been done before!" ---Bill The Thrill - 2006