Featured Artist of
	
			 
			
			March 4, 2023
	
			with the 
			Album: 
			C'mon and Gimme Some More
	
	
	
	Artist's Biography
	
	 Songwriting 
	and music production are my crafts, with a little bit of vascular surgery on 
	the side. Yes, I am a vascular surgeon, too. I hail from the wonderful city 
	of Portland, Oregon where I am integrated into the music community and many 
	talented musicians. I have released two albums, the most recent of which is 
	called "C'mon and Gimme Some More." This and my first album (released in 
	2021) entitled "Crossing Lines" are on all streaming platforms. The artists 
	are "The Colin Trio and Friends, Songs by Rob McLafferty."
Songwriting 
	and music production are my crafts, with a little bit of vascular surgery on 
	the side. Yes, I am a vascular surgeon, too. I hail from the wonderful city 
	of Portland, Oregon where I am integrated into the music community and many 
	talented musicians. I have released two albums, the most recent of which is 
	called "C'mon and Gimme Some More." This and my first album (released in 
	2021) entitled "Crossing Lines" are on all streaming platforms. The artists 
	are "The Colin Trio and Friends, Songs by Rob McLafferty."  
	
	As the songwriter and the executive producer, its an incredible gift to find 
	these wonderful musicians and bring them into recording studio to make the 
	magic. Each time we bring it to a higher level. Album #3 - "The Reasons Why" 
	is now in production. Enjoy!
	
	
	
	About the Album
	
	I "discovered" all these wonderful talented musicians in my travels in and 
	around the Pacific Northwest and brought them into Fremont Recording to 
	create two albums. This second album has many inspirations as you will hear. 
	C'mon and Gimme Some More, the title track, is about two people really 
	connecting on the dance floor, like we all have at some point in our life. 
	Other songs like "The Cowboy Song" was inspired by the drama series 
	"Yellowstone" and "The Ballad of Tommy J. Gallo" tells a sad story of a 
	homeless man. The light hearted "Crying a Plane Again" speaks to a real 
	studied phenomena that people do cry on planes more... especially when 
	watching movies. Enjoy and thank you for taking the time!
	
	
	
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