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04.30.15 Bill's going to playing a gig with his pal Kasim Sultonin June. It should be loads of fun and Bill has promise to work up a few of the new tunes from the upcoming album. And if that is not enough he and Kasim will be probably be doing a few tunes together! This has potential to be epic or at least extremely memorable. So check out the LIVE page and mark it on your calendar.

11.22.14 WOW! Thanks to everyone who came out lastnight. Roxx on Main is a great place to enjoy good music and good food. Nice folks and a real music loving atmosphere. Bill had a great time and it looks like he will probably be back there after the holidays, maybe February. Special thanks to all the folks who traveled from far away.

I may have some album news in the near future, perhaps a chance to get a little sampling of what is in the works. So keep checking back. And if you're not on the email list, get on it!

11.12.14 Gig Update! The folks at Roxx on Main suggest making reservations so give them a call if you're planning on coming out to the gig.

9.26.14 Whoo Hoo! Got a bit of news about gigs, recording, mixing, and more. Bill's got a gig coming up in November (see live page for details) and may feature of a few songs songs from the album that is actually coming together. Bill has been working with his good buddy and sound designer extraordinaire Sterling. It is sounding awesome.

Kasim Sulton has a new CD coming out October 25th and it features one of Bill's songs "Too Much on Her Mind". Kasim began his career playing keyboards for Cherry Vanilla before playing bass in Utopia for a decade. He has since played on stage with artists as diverse as Meat Loaf, Todd Rundgren, Joan Jett, Hall and Oates, Richie Sambora, Mick Jagger and Jon Bon Jovi. He has also played and / or sung on over 100 albums. Bill is honored that Kasim chose to put it on his album.

8.11.14 Oh, Robin. The Hormone Blues will never be the same.

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