GEORGE DUCAS – OPEN ROAD AHEAD
“The music I’m doing now I feel is much more open, the horizon is endless,” says George Ducas with a smile, running a hand through his thick dark hair. There is often a chasm between youthful ambition and a fully realized creative vision. It’s a distance some artists are never able to cross and for others it just takes a little more time to make that leap. “Now”, he says, “It’s like open road ahead and I love that. There’s a freedom that comes with experience that just makes you fearless.” Singer/songwriter George Ducas knows how to cross that bridge, fusing his passion, creativity, discipline and energy into an intoxicating brand of country music that is uniquely his own.
Ducas returns eager to hit the open road - and the airwaves- with new music. He first burst on the scene in the mid 90s, searing the charts with the top five hit “Lipstick Promises” and earning a reputation as one of the industry’s most distinctive young talents. In the interim, he’s been cranking out hits for other artists. His songs have been recorded by Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Gary Allan, George Jones, Dixie Chicks, Randy Rogers Band, Radney Foster, the Eli Young Band and Sara Evans, who scored a No. 1 hit with Ducas’ “A Real Fine Place to Start.”
Ducas is back and he’s never sounded better. Always warm and expressive, his voice is even stronger, seasoned by time and infused with life experiences that make his performances even more textured and nuanced. The music has the same vibrant energy that first caught people’s attention during his Capitol era, but the sound and subject matter are even more expansive.
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Sing a song of faith A song to abridge, a love across the land A crossing to evermore Reaching the other side, more richer, more poor
Sing a song of your heart in mine Upon a river bridge, across the golden fortune of time Sing a song in music, a song of Country rhythm Sing a song, with rainbows and butterflies, and words of rhyme
Crossing the bridge to stardom, the line of Country, on the southern side
Nashville bridge ,where the Cumberland River does flow Waters of mercy, waters of woe from this side to the right Looking forward, moving toward the light Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville bridge, Nashville heart love on the Nashville bridge A journey to music city, a walk down music row Nashville bridge, the heart of Country music on show
Can you hear the waters of the Cumberland, flowing upon your soul, Can you feel the journey, the good and the bad To stand and smile, with warmth in your heart As you carry yourself forward, upon the note of each step
Crossing the bridge to stardom, the line of Country, on the southern side
Sing a song of faith A song to abridge, a love across the land A crossing to evermore
Sing a song of your heart in mine Upon a river bridge, across the golden fortune of time Sing a song in music, a song of Country rhythm Sing a song, with rainbows and butterflies, and words of rhyme
A song, a Country song, with rainbows and butterflies, and words of rhyme
Hello George. It's great that I bumped into you.I remember seeing the video and hearing the song Lipstick Promises.Then you seemed to disapear. Every once in awhile I would wonder whatever happened to that guy.Cool song and video but never got the name.Also I heard a song of yours on the XM radio about a week ago ,something about being lonesome,had a great retro feel but fresh sounding.Again they didn't say the name,I hate that.Then there it was on your Myspace, how cool was that.You write a purdy good song.I hope to be putting out a new CD around Spring.Keep writtin and singin.....mkburke....
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