Interview: Musician James Lee Stanley on All Wood and Doors - Page 7

Anything else (though this is more than enough) on the creative horizon for you in 2012?

I am working my solo CD, Backstage at the Resurrection, at radio even as we speak. It is charting and getting five-star reviews by everyone. Quite a thrill for me.

Backstage at the Resurrection is a completely different-sounding project than All Wood and Doors and I wrote all the songs, so it's different that way as well.

The intention of Cliff and I is to focus on this CD and play everywhere we can to bring it to the attention of the world. My feeling is (he said humbly) that these two CDs are two of the best CDs anyone has ever made and we want to make certain that everyone has a chance to hear them. People don't have to like them, but I would at least like everyone to hear them and make up their own mind.

Anything to discuss that I neglected to broach in my questions? 

I would like to invite everyone to visit the sites, leave a comment and come to a show, and when you do please come up and say hello. Thanks for the time and the interest and we'll see you down one of these roads.

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