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Rick’s There’s a Chair digital single was released on August 1, 2010 and is now available at music streaming and download sites worldwide.
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Rick’s There’s a Chair digital single was released on August 1, 2010 and is now available at music streaming and download sites worldwide.
Rick was interviewed in March 2010 by Vadim Efanov of Russian music and technology company Virartech. The interview was conducted by e-mail in English, but the interview was published in Russian for Virartech’s readers. You can read the original English language interview here.
“Sydney’s Coolest Country” radio show on 2RRR, 88.5 FM in Sydney, Australia played “The Day After the Day After Christmas” in December 2009.
Rick’s Love Holds On album was reviewed in October 2009 by Janet Goodman of Music News Nashville.
Rick’s first full-length album, Love Holds On was released in July 2009. Check the album page for the latest list of outlets carrying the CD, digital downloads, and lead sheets for songs from the album.
Rick’s country-flavored seasonal single Halloween was released in late September 2008. It is now available in popular digital download stores.
Rick teamed up with Beverly Bremers (“Don’t Say You Don’t Remember”) for 2-song, 5-track set of duets entitled Make Me Feel, released in September 2008. Besides the title song (written with Alexei Ustinov), the release includes the Bremers/Paul song “Unsaid”, along with several remixes by Viratech, a Russian production team headed by Alexei Ustinov. The release is now available on CD and in most popular digital download stores.
Rick’s punk-flavored, anti-spam rant single, Spam It was released in late August 2008, and is available for digital downloads.
Rick’s pop/rock recording of the traditional hymn “Onward, Christian Soldiers” was released in June 2008 on the Goodnight Kiss Records album, ALTARnative Music: Songs of Christian Faith, which is available now via Amazon, CD Baby, and iTunes, among others (see the single listing for the latest list of e-tailers). The album includes 12 modern adaptations of traditional hymns by artists in a variety of styles.
The Rick Paul/Mike Parker song, "The Day After the Day After Christmas" was selected for inclusion on Indie Islands eMagazine’s 2007 virtual Christmas card.