• I Sat Down and Wrote You a Song

    Brad Boyer Posted On December 8, 2010
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    Brad Boyer is a singer/songwriter from Houston, TX who has honed his craft in the beer joints, ice houses, and road side honky-tonks as well as the finer listening rooms of the big city. He tells his stories with honesty and clarity wrapped in a genuine Americana feel. As a Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Finalist in 2010, his debut album of original material, “I Sat Down and Wrote You a Song,”(produced by Rich Brotherton) is highly anticipated and scheduled for a 2011 release.
    For more information check out www.BradBoyerMusic.com
    CD RELEASE PARTY!! JAN 7, 2011 @ the OLD QUARTER ACOUSTIC CAFE…Galveston, TX

    If you check out the album, please let me know if you liked it. If you didn’t, please let me know as well.
    Thanks




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