Ok...I'll admit it; these days, I have more in common with Marty McFly's inept dad beyond sharing first names. I've been a 'slacker' with my updates...but I have great reasons...I've been too busy to write!
I'm not even sure where to begin. Since my last post back around July 4th, me and the good old Project Onefifty Boys had finished a weekend in Birmingham. From there I headed south with my buddy Kevin Williams to play a student camp in Wetumpka, AL (and had a fabulous time with the students from a Huntsville area church).
I left Wetumpka straight away for a session at Bates Brothers Recording in Hueytown on Friday, and rehearsals on Saturday for the worship services at ClearBranch UMC in Argo on Sunday.
I got back in time on Monday to prepare for my opening slot at a People's Church event, where I opened for (and played bass with) my old friends Nori and Barbie Kelley, better known as "Wind". These guys have traveled with world playing thier music, and have been a great source of help and inspiration for P150. Check out their site at www.windmusic.us.
All through this time I've been continuing to work on a couple of big LifeWay projects with my friend Brian Green (we are almost finished...woo hoo).
OK...that was about 14 days worth, and brings me up to date for this past week. I'm about to head out the door for a camp I've been doing this week in Chattanooga, but I promise to finish up tomorrow and tell you about hanging with Brown Bannister (producer for Amy Grant and lots of other folks) and Chester Thompson (yes, THAT Chester Thompson, the drummer).
Keep praying for us! Love you!
GV
"I Will Trust in You/Forty" digital single featuring Wes Hampton
"Spheres of Influence"
About Me
- George Vinson
- George Vinson is not cool. While that may seem to be a terrible judgement, look at the tell-tale signs of 'non-coolness'. He's old (46, just like the gauge of the low E string on his trusty Stratocaster... of course, these days if you're over 25 you are over the hill). Secondly, he's not rock star skinny (his waist size is closer to his age than to the number of years he's been playing music). And while GV does an admirable job of staying up with all the cool new music (he evens likes a lot of it), his lack of standard Nashville haircut and regulation glasses (whether needed or not) only further emphasize the point. So, considering the evidence, George is amazingly unfazed by it all. Through his Project Onefifty ministry, he continues to play his music all around the world, slowly and surely making new fans. But more importantly, the influence behind his muse and music is being acknowledged... one gig, one song, one person at a time. Wow... that's almost... well... cool!
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