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       ROCKWiRED RADiO PROFiLES
PRESENTS:
THE EDGY ROCK SOUND OF G TOM MAC AND HiS BRAND NEW RELEASE 'UNTAME THE SONGS'!!!  MAY 17,
2012
- In
writing, singing & creating the masterpiece "CRY LITTLE SISTER"
as the theme song to the now classic film "THE LOST BOYS," GERARD
McMANN hit a deep & provocative nerve in his artistic career of
creativity in doing so. Only thing was, when the film released in 1987,
he was fed up with the music scene's "business" and stopped touring. He
then changed his name to G TOM MAC as a result of no one ever
pronouncing his real name correctly. G TOM MAC went on to write songs
for legendary singers such as ROBERT PLANT of LED ZEPPELIN and ROGER
DALTREY of THE WHO. An array of contemporary Hip Hop artists, such as
Ice Cube and DIGABLE PLANETS, as well as KISS, CARLY SIMON and EMINEM
started to cover G TOM MAC's songs. Last year, G TOM MAC earned a
Grammy on EMINEM'S "RECOVERY" album in which EMINEM sampled him in the
song "YOU'RE NEVER OVER" Having had songs in over 50 films &
more than 100 TV shows that still continue to license G TOM MAC's
music, it all adds up to in his words "staying fresh and being true to
my fans in creating believable music that they feel from me. That's my
thrill!" After 6 album releases, G TOM MAC opens yet another chapter
with his NEW album "UNTAME THE SONGS" that has already been received
& talked about as one of the best albums of the year. ADVERTiSEMENT
RELATED LiNKS: WWW.GTOMMAC.COM ABOUT THE HOST:  BRIAN
LUSH holds a BA in Creative Writing from the UNIVERSITY OF
NEW MEXICO. He established ROCKWIRED on New Years of 2004 and hasn't
looked back
since. He is currently the host of all of ROCKWIRED.COM's programming
which includes such shows as ROCKWIRED RADIO PROFILES and ROCKWIRED
FREE FORM RADIO. As
program producer for ROCKWiRED.COM, LUSH is hands-on when it
comes to
interviewing and building a lasting rapport with the artists that come
ROCKWiRED's
way. As a youngster, BRIAN LUSH had no idea what kind of seed was being
planted
by reading magazines such as HIT PARADE, HIGH TIMES, SPIN, REQUEST
(remember
that one?) and even ROLLING STONE. "Those were the days before the
internet and being a rock journalist
looked
like the coolest job imaginable." says LUSH "But reading these
magazines had me
imagining that one day I'd be the artist giving all of the clever
answers to
some poor guy with a tape recorder. Well, life has a way of surprising
you.
Now, I'm the poor guy with the tape recorder and asking all of the
questions."CONTACT
BRiAN LUSH
AT: djlush@rockwired.com
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