Brian Culbertson On Collaboration |
| Oct 05 2010 |
With his single, “That’s Life,” riding high on the charts, Brian Culbertson is discussing the art of collaboration. Guitarist Earl Klugh lends his talents to the current hit, but Culbertson has made working with other artists a habit throughout his career. He’s appeared on albums by Peter White and Dave Koz, just to name a few, and spent several weeks on the road with Barry Manilow. In addition to Klugh, Ray Parker, Jr. and Sinbad are some of the folks Culbertson brought into the studio for his current album, XII. In an interview with The Huffington Post, he says, “…I always love collaborations. To me, making music is about being in a studio with other great artists and musicians. So, I always get together to write with people and to record with people. I just love that feeling of collaboration, when everyone is in there having a great time…It's always a learning process for me. Every time I work with someone new I might learn something that I've never done before.” Culbertson’s next date is Oct. 13 in Dallas.
Last changed: Oct 05 2010 at 8:55 AM
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