Hope all is going well for you., and the extremely talented Howard Lip. Paul.

stopping by to show love.. great music stop by anytime.. im here to network..

TELL EVERY ONE ABOUT IMRadio -- Got to thinking. What if each of us independent musicians told our family, friends, fans and acquaintances about IMRadio.com, how besides the main station, it has stations for each of the states individually, 52 countries, and just about every musical genre -- reaching any internet connection around the world. We could tell them in person, on the internet or at small or large venues. Anyone we tell would appreciate the convenience of such good music from independent musicians on their computer. It would be such a good way to help all of us reach even more listeners. With IMRadio, we aren't just waiting at the mercy of some major label to decide whether or not they will let us be heard around the world. There are enough of us that the outreach could be exponential. And, wouldn't it be a great way to say 'thank you' to Paddy and all of the other fine folks who have put IMRadio.com on the world's musical map. They have put in money, time, energy and dedication, and all they have asked of us in return is to upload our music and profile. I am sure that they have great plans to publicize IMRadio and bring it to even more listeners. In the meantime, through, wouldn't it be great if we could all help a little by just taking a little time each day to tell family, friends, fans and acquaintances about IMRadio. It wouldn't cost a dime, just a little time. Yours, in Musical Solidarity, Paul.

join us we all have one thing in common to the music. we are sellers of our own products. all music has a great value but someone has to listen. we need to unite and believe because the world is great. has space for everyone.

Hello from Greece! Nice to meet you. Have a beautiful weekend, Sakis www.sakisgouzonis.com

Howard is so very good, I'm sure you'll have success in your efforts in France and wherever people get to know his music. Best wishes, Paul from Future Now.

"From I had a dream to keep hope alive, to yes we can these days we'll survive, we will thrive, he won't leave the people behind - From a Bush Abomination to ‘ObamaNation,’ (soon) you can ask you can tell, take off the mask you can yell, from a Bush Abomination we take back our nation, Obama Nation, the American Nation...” Please give a listen to our new reggae/rock/folk song "ObamaNation” [Davies Dawn Music, BMI]. If you like it, spread the word. Thanks. Peace. Paul from Future Now.

Greetings!! Thanks for the positive vibes! Glad to have you with us! Keep Smiling and Do Wonders!! :) Peace, Veronica

thanks dear dear dear ! "old man river" for me lol ! I'm sure that once time its the good one !..a lot of work today ! kisses

Thanks dear Jocelyne for your lovely article regarding our musical and artistic collaboration. It is truly an honor to have you representing us in Europe and the USA! Kisses

HOWARD LIPS !!! new article !! Texte : Howard Lips (Country 'Music) - Blues, country-blues, Roots, Folk, Bluegrass, Gospel - This veteran entertainer was born in Hattiesburg (Mississippi), and the first seven years of his life were spent on his grandparent's farm, where he learned to farm the land with his grandpa. This legacy singer-songwriter was also exposed to a rich musical environment by his parents and grandparents. His father, a Methodist pastor, was also a jazz singer whose anointed singing was Lips' dominate vocal influence. Lips says that it was his parent's and grandparent's love for music that exposed him to jazz, country, gospel, and the popular music of the day. Granny Walters, Lips' maternal grandmother, was the spiritual matriarch of the family, and she made sure her firstborn grandchild was exposed to her Gospel music from his birth. Ed Walters, Lips' grandpa loved country and blues music, and the two grandparents made sure the child heard the music they loved. Howard Lips subsequently followed in his father's footsteps by answering "the call" to ministry in the Methodist tradition. Lips says that he struggled with the holiness teaching that secular music is the "devil's" music for many years before he realized that all music can be used for touching people's lives. In spite of living in a Methodist parsonage, Lips was exposed to a Liberal Arts Education where he came to see that racism is fascist and religion is often used as a political weapon instead of transforming human beings into compassionate servants for God's mission on earth. Being born into the deep South culture gave Lips a deep love for the simple life, but he is quick to remind his fans, friends, and family that we must speak out about God's mission to the poor, justice for all, the war culture and world music! Our "veteran" or "Poppy", as he was named by his granddaughter Chelsey, has more than one string to his guitar: with a Lib