Comments on: Radio still plays key role for music industry

By: pat hyder

pat hyder — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 11:42:56 +0000

YouTube – GM Paterson Interview with Raechel Donahue
Hi.I came across this guy on my travels , thought his original music was awesome. . I am trying to find out how other truckers could find out about his music .I know they would love listening to his highway songs as they a rolling along the blacktop in their trucks.
GM Paterson is a Highway Rock Artist,Trucker/ Singer/Songwriter,. GM writes all his own songs. GM was born in Manitoulin Island Ontario and was raised in Sudbury Ontario now lives in Hamilton Ontario. He is a father to one boy named Mitch and he is the pride of his life. GM is not a typical air brushed Country Artist he is the real deal Trucker, Horseman and Performer would appreciate any advice you could give me .Many Thanks
Regards
Pat

By: pat hydr

pat hydr — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 08:15:50 +0000

YouTube – GM Paterson Interview with Raechel Donahue
Hi.I came across this guy on my travels , thought his original music was awesome. . I am trying to find out how other truckers could find out about his music .I know they would love listening to his highway songs as they a rolling along the blacktop in their trucks.
GM Paterson is a Highway Rock Artist,Trucker/ Singer/Songwriter,. GM writes all his own songs. GM was born in Manitoulin Island Ontario and was raised in Sudbury Ontario now lives in Hamilton Ontario. He is a father to one boy named Mitch and he is the pride of his life. GM is not a typical air brushed Country Artist he is the real deal Trucker, Horseman and Performer.I would appreciate any advice you could give me .Many Thanks
Regards
Pat

By: musicmaniacs

musicmaniacs — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 14:17:32 +0000

Radio is still a great source of music for millions of Indians who tune into the various FM Radio stations every day. With the rise in FM Channels, music has definitely become accessible to the common man like never before!
http://www.musicalescapades.com/useful-articles/role-of-radio.htm