Artists
John Bennett
(0 reviews)John Bennett has written well over 250 songs in his lifetime and continues writing and recording. In 1979 John was the founder and president of the Minnesota Songwriters Association and was involved in the education and promotion of songwriters. In 1991 John also co-founded the Minnesota Association of Christian Songwriters, and has directed that group for 15 years. John has performed his original music in numerous concerts as a solo artist and with various bands and has produced and professionally recorded 5 albums of his own music. Venues where John has played: Minneapolis Parks District, May Day Festival, Minnesota State Fair, The Cedar Cultural Center, Open Door Church Live, The New Union (Three Degrees), Ginkos Coffeehouse, Riverview Coffeehouse, Walker Church Benefits, The Lord’s Table, Famous Dave's Uptown BBQ & Blues and many many more places. Today John is recording his 6th CD which will be out in 2009. He contiues to perform and work with other songwriters on their own music.
As a solo artist John sings with a lot of energy and each song has it's own uniqueness. John likes to think of each performance as an event, a special moment in time or a journey. Performing with an acoustic guitar and harmonica strapped to his neck, John can sometimes sound like a whole band, adding the rhythmic bass lines on top of the delicate leads, and bending harmonica notes while singing background harmony parts to his own melodies. Did I mention he plays tambourine with his feet. John has developed vocal and guitar styles of all the artists mentioned above with songs that are all the way from humorous tongue in cheek to songs of the heart, songs of love, songs of growth and change, songs of joy and hope, songs of worship, thanksgiving, and songs of the soul and spirit.
As a solo artist John sings with a lot of energy and each song has it's own uniqueness. John likes to think of each performance as an event, a special moment in time or a journey. Performing with an acoustic guitar and harmonica strapped to his neck, John can sometimes sound like a whole band, adding the rhythmic bass lines on top of the delicate leads, and bending harmonica notes while singing background harmony parts to his own melodies. Did I mention he plays tambourine with his feet. John has developed vocal and guitar styles of all the artists mentioned above with songs that are all the way from humorous tongue in cheek to songs of the heart, songs of love, songs of growth and change, songs of joy and hope, songs of worship, thanksgiving, and songs of the soul and spirit.
