Garry Goodman

Garry Goodman is an international recording artist. His latest CD

release, "Tap Dance On A Cloud,"

with guitarist David Nielsen debuted at number 6 on New Age

Reporter.com's Top 100 charts in March

2005. It remained in the top 10 for three months and in the top 100 for

6 months, making them

number 15 on the 2005 New Age Reporter Top 100 chart. The

Nielsen-Goodman Project was nominated

for Best New Artist in the New Age Reporter 2005 Lifestyle Awards. "Tap

Dance On A Cloud" has been

added to 200 radio stations worldwide. This CD features Garry's unique

sound, Percussive

Harmonics, an organized system of playing all notes in harmonics. Garry

plays all styles of music

from Rock to Samba to Jazz. As a professional union bassist, over the

past four decades he has

performed in all types of venues (concerts, conventions, musical

theater, night clubs and show

rooms, cruise ships-even the Barnum Circus). He is a strong lead

vocalist and sings a variety of

songs. Garry is a composer, producer and session musician with hundreds

of union jingle, film, TV,

etc. recording sessions to his credit. Garry conceived of the 7- and

single course 12-string bass

guitars. His 7-string bass was the first bass guitar to go beyond 6 single course

strings. His 12-string has the

widest sonic range of any guitar, with a span of 8 octaves. Garry is

also the first 11-string bass

guitarist and pioneered 9 and 10 strings tuned in 4ths. For a list of the radio stations that have added "Tap Dance

On A Cloud" and more info

on Garry Goodman, visit http://garrygoodman.com. Notes on music

samples: Check out Garry's

amazing all-harmonic 32nd note passages in the bass solo from "

Haleakala" (about 2:17 minutes

into the track) played on his Tobias 7-string bass guitar. Can you hear

the low C sharp 17 hertz note played on his 11-string Adler at the end of "Bubble Work"?

The Nielsen-Goodman Project began writing music for the new Cd in 2009. Visit http://garrygoodman.com.