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| Title: Enchanting Holiday Music |
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| Artist: Michael Colone |
| (c): (C) 2003 Real Eyes Productions |
| (p): (P) 2003 Michael Colone |
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2005-08-01 |
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When Michael Colone was still a teenager in his native Detroit, he was signed to a songwriting contract by legendary music producer Don Davis, who took him to record with the renowned Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
After touring the college circuit with his Country Rock band, Old Buck, he then teamed with European clown Jango Edwards to write songs and travel with the internationally acclaimed Friends Roadshow.
In the late '70s, Michael founded the avant garde jazz fusion group, Prismatic, which released several records and performed concerts with many of the top names in progressive, jazz, reggae and rock music, including Pat Metheny, Jimmy Cliff, Chick Corea, Peter Frampton, Peter Tosh, McCoy Tyner, Stanley Clarke, Jean Luc Ponty, Spyro Gyra, the Art Ensemble of Chicago, Mose Allison and more.
Later he took on the performin name "Michael On Fire" and continued to gig nightly, playing all original music. His "Pre-Dawn Chronciles" record was co-produced with Stephen Stills and Joe Vitale. After recording the live "Commanche Moon" CD, which made many critics' Top 10 lists, Michael On Fire took to the road, performing in every nook and cranny of the country, 300 days a year, for years on end, in clubs and in concert with artists such as Taj Mahal, Los Lobos, David Crosby, Delbert McClinton, Chris Isaak, Stephen Stills, Hot Tuna, Warren Zevon, Keb' Mo, Little Feat, Joe Walsh, Dion, the Marshall Tucker Band, Commander Cody, Jefferson Starship, Big Head Todd and The Monsters, and more.
His "Keepers of the Flame" and "Venus in the Daytime" CDs received rave reviews in the nation's top publications, and California's BAM Magazine did a cover story on him, naming him "one of the top five artists in the world deserving of greater recognition."
In 1998 Michael On Fire wrote, produced and directed a children's CD and video, and created instrumental music for film and television. His "Enchanting Holiday Music" has received extensive airplay worldwide on The Weather Channel for each of the past six years.
His latest release is "Oh My God What Am I Doing Here?" a live CD from the highly acclaimed Tales From The Tavern series. |
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