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After performing almost exclusively in Nashville for the past year, A Man Called Bruce is excited to be playing venues in Chattanooga again.

In an effort to describe his original music more clearly - Cleveland, TN based songwriter A Man Called Bruce unveiled a new musical term today.

Award-winning Cleveland, TN based songwriter traveled nearly 22,000 miles while on tour playing venues from Washington, DC to California, including live radio and TV appearances. His newest album RESONATOR captures a familiar, but fresh blues sound.

Free form radio is alive and well on RadioFreePhoenix.com - with over 14,000 songs, RFP brings back freedom & diversity to radio! On Nov. 30th, this internet station hits the road with award-winning songwriter A Man Called Bruce, from Cleveland, TN.

Chattanooga, TN is a great music town with lots of talented songwriters. And, although the internet provides a global stage for those seeking to expand their audience, hitting the road is still an important part of growing a fan base.

The Chattanooga Songwriters Association is scheduled to present their monthly award to a songwriter who has supported the organization from the beginning. The award for "Songwriter of the Month - July 2012" will be presented on August 9th.

Every songwriter wants to play in Nashville, but it can take years to reach this goal. Of course, once the goal is achieved, will it make a difference in the careers of those songwriters who get to perform there? The answer is different for everyone.

Someone said 50 is the new 40, but even 40 is pushing it when you're trying to break into the crowded industry of songwriting. Just ask Cleveland, TN songwriter - A Man Called Bruce. Most traditional venues want you to play at least SOME cover songs.

There are many electric guitar makers to choose from – but only one offers a tonal chamber with a wooden pickguard. This revolutionary design creates a tidal wave of sound.

As an artist you may not label yourself a sales person, but you are – every entrepreneur is in their own way. Running any business (and music IS a business) requires a consistent amount of persistence. Do you have the tools to make it your living?