I’ve been working on a new initiative for the better part of this year — the Colorado Music Experience is a unique archive reflecting my passion for Colorado music history. I was inspired by the American Film Institute’s archives, where they provide a forum for everyone in the Hollywood community to tell his or her story. I’m motivated to do something similar for my home state.
Accordingly, CoME is a non-profit organization preserving the legacy of Colorado music through podcasts, videos (mini-documentaries), profiles and photo galleries. We’re relying on support from music enthusiasts and friends. That’s you.
So…we’ve just launched the site! Please visit us at http://colomusic.org and then:
• Like us on Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/colomusic.org/
• Subscribe to the podcasts, etc., on any individual page
• Tell every music fan you know to do same!
A lot of wonderfully talented people have worked on the project, and there’s a ton of content still to come—we’re really proud of the podcasts. I hope you’ll check in with me directly and let me know what you think—any feedback or support means the world to me, both professionally and personally.
Cover of G. Brown’s new book on the concerts at Red Rocks.
G. Brown
Photo: G. Brown’s book on Red Rocks Rocks