Tea Party Singer Calls For Massive Recording Session
Posted: Mon May 03, 2010 4:10 amhttp://www.flashnews.com/news/wfn03100429fn9715.html
Tea Party Singer Calls For Massive Recording Session
Conservative singer Lloyd Marcus is trying to gather Tea Party musicians
to collaborate on one big song just like "We Are The World."
Thursday, April 29, 2010
DELTONA, Fla. (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) – Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie pulled off “We Are The World,” and now a conservative singer is organizing a similar collaboration.
The Tea Party Movement’s Lloyd Marcus has penned “Take America Back,” a song he wants to record alongside other conservative musicians to benefit charity.
He’s urging Tea Partiers to join him in the studio on June 5 to lay down the track in a “We Are The World”- style compilation.
Marcus says each artist will get to sing a line and chime in on the chorus. Meanwhile, the session will be filmed for an accompanying music video.
He wants his upbeat ditty to “highlight the diversity” within the Tea Party Movement, so he’ll accept any musicians – from tattooed rockers to preppy gospel singers.
Since his ultimate message is about “we the people,” he wants mostly unknown artists to partake, not big celebrities. He would, however, gladly make an exception for Ted Nugent.
Tea Party Singer Calls For Massive Recording Session
Conservative singer Lloyd Marcus is trying to gather Tea Party musicians
to collaborate on one big song just like "We Are The World."
Thursday, April 29, 2010
DELTONA, Fla. (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) – Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie pulled off “We Are The World,” and now a conservative singer is organizing a similar collaboration.
The Tea Party Movement’s Lloyd Marcus has penned “Take America Back,” a song he wants to record alongside other conservative musicians to benefit charity.
He’s urging Tea Partiers to join him in the studio on June 5 to lay down the track in a “We Are The World”- style compilation.
Marcus says each artist will get to sing a line and chime in on the chorus. Meanwhile, the session will be filmed for an accompanying music video.
He wants his upbeat ditty to “highlight the diversity” within the Tea Party Movement, so he’ll accept any musicians – from tattooed rockers to preppy gospel singers.
Since his ultimate message is about “we the people,” he wants mostly unknown artists to partake, not big celebrities. He would, however, gladly make an exception for Ted Nugent.
