Turn your songs into HIT SONGS!

Saturday, June 4, 2016

Turn your songs into HIT SONGS!

Dear Rockers,
Over the years so many of you have written and sent us your original songs, both during camp and on your own. At the upcoming camp June 23-26, with amazing songwriters in their own right Paul Stanley of KISS and Don Felder formerly of THE EAGLES, we are offering our songwriting package where you will not only learn various songwriting techniques and how to improve your songwriting skills, but you will also learn the ins and outs of publishing, getting your songs to artists, and inside knowledge on how the music industry works.

You will also present your original song to legendary Grammy winning singer/songwriter MELISSA MANCHESTER! She will be working with our campers on THEIR songs, helping them perfect them and take it to that next level in a very special 2 hour master class.
This is the perfect package for anyone who has wanted to experience Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp but doesn't want to be in a band. It is also the perfect opportunity for anyone who has always wanted to learn songwriting but didn't know where to start. Your experience will be focused on SONGWRITING, but you will still have the opportunity to meet and jam with our iconic headliners PAUL STANLEY of KISSand DON FELDER formerly of THE EAGLESand perform live at the legendary WHISKY A GO GO in Hollywood.

So sign up now, and get those creative juices flowing!

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP or call Monica at 888/762-BAND ex 07

And don't forget to post our links below to your Facebook page, and send us a screen shot! We'll send you a special thank you gift :-)-send to info@rockcamp.com

http://www.rockcamp.com/fantasy-camp-with-paul-stanley-2016.php

http://www.rockcamp.com/fantasy-camp-with-judas-priest-2016.php

just cut and paste the link into your Facebook status!

ROCK AND ROLL JOKE OF THE DAY:

How many musicians does it take to change a light bulb?
Twenty. 1 to do it and the other 19 to stand around and say, "I can do that!"

ROCK AND ROLL FACT OF THE DAY:
1964, During a photo session Ringo Starr was taken ill suffering from tonsillitis and pharyngitis, days before a world tour was about to start. After a last-minute phone call from George Martin, session drummer Jimmy Nichol rushed over to EMI Studios, where he and The Beatles ran through six songs from their tour repertoire in a quick rehearsal. Nichol replaced Ringo and became a Beatle for eleven days.

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