JonJon
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Lancaster, Pa.
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Born and raised in the inner city of Philadelphia is where it all began, and i would learn the harsh reality's of life at a young age. Everything from being poor to simply getting my ass whooped for being the wrong color where i lived.  As times changed though so did the surroundings, and it wasnt long before the real journey started. Philly was getting worse and being the oldest of 12, my family decided it was time to leave the only home i knew. And so we did... moving straight from the inner city to the country...and i do mean country! Needless to say i didnt like it, and it was a culture shock, but little did i know the gift i was being given to see life from two totally different spectrums. The only problem was i wouldnt see that gift until years later...

I was always to smart for my own good, and i learned to question authority at a young age. I always felt this need inside me to fight for something...the only problem was i had no direction. Eventually i got wrapped up in drugs and crime, and  got schooled to the rules of the game. I spent alot of years in what i considered a fog of liquor and weed smoke...not to mention the counless numbers of run-ins with the cops. To make matters worse... at that time i didnt give a f*ck whether i died or i lived to be honest. Then i met a woman who would forever change the way i seen things, and teach me how to feel again. Although it would be a long time before i would change my ways, this woman would forever change the direction i was moving.

Four years would soon pass,and I learned the most important lesson of my life when she broke my heart. Even though she made me see things different...she could never make me different !  And because i didnt change she left, and sh*t i couldn't blame her. But through those years with her is where my life really changed. It was at that time that i first started to write, and that coupled with my obession with music its only natural that i would start to to do my own stuff. It was at this time that i would start to save myself. I never wanted to be a musician i just couldnt figure out how to calm the voices in my head or the demons in my spirit. Writing started to become the only way i could breathe, and eventually the only thing that saved me....

 

 

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TONY WAGTAR wrote Christmas appeal!
on Fri, Oct 16 2009 8:39 AM

Hey fellow Got Crowder,
                                   If you think that you might struggle to find suitable presents for your nearest and dearest this Christmas, then please consider the range of books that my publishing company has released in recent months.           If you know anyone who likes popular music, then they may be interested in:
The Song For Today by Jimmie Oliver; featuring a different song and news story for each day of the year; or
An Essential Guide To Music In The 1970s by Johnny Zero; a mini-encyclopedia on 'seventies rock and pop; or
A Concise Guide To Eighties' Music by Karl Vorderman; crammed full of information on rock and pop in the 1980s
If you know anyone who likes sport, then they may be interested in:
England Football Team, 1946-2006, A Complete Record by John Bull; or
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Alternatively, we offer a couple of offbeat and 'unique' books entitled:
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                        Of course you could just follow the crowd and buy books written by celebrities who are less intelligent than you and whose lifestyle is funded by gullible people who foolishly worship them. What you choose to buy is a matter for you, but there are many good writers out there (including some of our own) who deserve to be taken seriously. It would be good to see genuine writers enjoy the kind of book sales this Christmas that the greedy celebrities are taking for granted. Thank you for your attention and I won't hassle you again. If you have any queries about the content or prices of my books, let me know. They can be sourced via online bookshops, such as Amazon and Blackwells.
                         Warmest wishes
                          Gary W

Weslochan Recordings wrote Thanx
on Wed, Oct 22 2008 2:24 PM

THanx for the add and tight tracks mang

Artworks wrote Thank you
on Mon, Sep 8 2008 11:55 AM

Thank you for adding me

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Coma Ghost wrote Thanks for adding Coma Ghost
on Fri, Jul 18 2008 7:40 AM

Thank you Jon Jon, let me know when you have your Cd finished, love to check it out!

Well have our Debut Cd coming soon. Peace Brotha! 

Curt B wrote Go Time
on Fri, Jul 11 2008 2:03 PM

Tracks are hot kid keep doin you 100%



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