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After the trio P3 played its first number to a packed house at The Coffee Mill in Clayton on Saturday, guitarist Paul Barton made the comment, "That first song was called… ‘We Just Made It Up.’"
WBZB, a Garner-area AM radio station specializing in all local music, will debut "Acoustic Alarm Clock" on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2003. Paul Barton, producer of Studio 415 in Clayton, will be the host of the two-hour program, which will run from 9 to 11 a.m. on Sundays.
Tim Rodgers, 41, and Mary Alford-Carman, 43, have combined their talents and recorded a debut CD, No Regrets, which was released the first week of October 2002 through local producer Paul Barton’s Studio 415 label.
Bassist Scott Dolan, drummer Johnny Johnson, and rhythm/lead guitarist Allen Ladd make up Grimstone, a local heavy rock band.
Studio 415 producer Paul Barton and Chapel Hill area band Partners In Crime teamed up to record songs live at The Coffee Mill in downtown Clayton, NC.
A rare combination of youth, seasoned musicianship, talented songwriting and family history makes Clayton rockers Blue Dust Box a band worth watching in the near future.
When Paul Barton moved his recording studio form New York to Clayton, he was surprised to find a wealth of talent in his new backyard.
When people ask Keith Hoeppner to describe the music he plays, the transplanted North Carolinian responds, "I don’t know. New Age? Folk? Country/Jazz fusion? I just play it and don’t analyze it, and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoy creating and playing it."
In a show of community and American spirit, a group of Johnston County musicians and businesses will sponsor a special benefit event for the Fallen Firefighters of New York Fund and the American Red Cross Liberty Fund.
Local band From The Hip draws from diverse influences for their brand of spontaneous, eclectic "full-contact" rock and roll.