eorthman
(Rob Veith)

Bio:
Back in my early 20s, I was practicing bass three hours a day, playing in a band with a drummer who practiced six hours a day and a guitarist who was one the "up and coming" lead guitar players of my home town. Plus, I was writing a song every day. I had this dream of "making it" without really knowing what "making it" meant. Stuff happened. Other priorities got in the way. I spent some time acting professionally, then went back to school, then had to work a few years to pay off the schooling. I didn't actually get around to *recording* my first CD until my *late* 20s. Now, in my mid-thirties, I'm realizing that I'm too old to be an "up and coming" rock star. Not that I'd want to be. Not really. My tastes are too far outside the mainstream and I don't really want to change to fit the popular taste.

So, I didn't achieve my goal of recording a song a week for a year. I moved three times during that year and had to do all of my recording in borrowed closets in moments between other things. Still 30-some recordings is pretty good for a year.

Now I'm practicing. Some new songs sometime soon, once I figure out how to play them right.

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