Prince, The Doors, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Counting Crows, Collective Soul, then more singer songwriter types- Jim Croce, Neil Diamond, James Taylor, Willie Nelson, Glen Philips.
Neye Benziyor?
A little bit of everything- my own sound is somewhere along the line of Acoustic Pop/ singer songwriter. A little sense of humor behind it- think Todd Snider meets Counting Crows.
I spent a good portion of my young life playing in a band in Indianapolis called Push Down & Turn, 12 years, in all. Toured the eastern half of the US, opening for all kinds of people, released 3 albums plus a couple other little things. Now, I just play out for fun, and try to make people HAVE fun. No boring acoustic nancy boy music, Nope. Fun and in your face, that's what I do well. Come out and see for yourself.
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Have I mentioned lately... that Sam King ROX!!!!!!!!!!!!! So great seeing you last night... and Cartman too... work on what we talked about... and I'll work on that bottle of Jag...
I want to invite you to my New Years Eve Concert at Gallagher's 2 on Southport Road near Hwy 37 in Indy.
I'll be rockin' in rare form with a trio and my designated driver so you're in for major blow out. I'd really like to see you there.
Cost is only $10 and it includes a champagne toast at midnight along with your party favors.
Hurry. Tell your friends. No reservations needed but if you want good seats, make reservations now. Call 317-884-3850.
Thanks for supporting my music. Here's a little gift from me to you. It's a Christmas song that I wrote. It's also my first attempt at making a video. Click and enjoy...
Ya know what would be nice in my Christmas stocking... Sam King originals to add to my IPOD of favorite songwriters... Is there EVER gonna be an 'official' Sam King Album???
Hey Sam. Just letting you know about the B Movie Celebration going on in Franklin this weekend. All movies, all weekend. Check out www. bmoviecelebration. com for showtimes.
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