Guitarist's
music to be in upcoming film, thanks
to BMF
Dear Mr. Tom
Ineck:
I just wanted send my condolences to
the Berman family at Butch Berman's
passing. He was very kind to me in
reviewing my CD "Fearless Shores"
back in 2004. Thanks in part to him
and yourself, seven of the songs
have been acquired and mechanical
licensing agreements signed with GAG
Order Films for the premier of their
release "The Lawn Boy" and will be
screening at the Hollywood Black
Film Festival, June 5, 2008. Laemmle
Music Hall 3, 9036 Wilshire Blvd.,
Beverly Hills, Calif., at 7 p.m.
Thanks again for you review at the
Berman Music Foundation and all the
great work you do.
Respectfully,
Richard Hart
Innervision Records
Jazz Guitarist
Celebration of life keeps the music and
memories alive
Tom,
What a fabulous
celebration for a truly wonderful
man. Bravo to you and everybody that
made it possible. Best regards.
Don
Holmquist
Lincoln, Neb.
Editor's
Note: Don Holmquist is the
drummer and singer for The Cronin
Brothers, the last band Butch Berman
was in. The surviving members
performed at the March 23
celebration of life.
To All who planned
the Celebration of Life event,
What a grand celebration to honor the
life of Butch Berman. Fabulous music,
amazing people and great food. Thank you
for continuing to keep his vision alive.
Sincerely,
Marthaellen Florence
Chair of Jazz in June
Lincoln, Neb.
"When you are inspired by some great
purpose, some extraordinary project, all
your thoughts break their bonds; your
mind transcends limitations, your
consciousness expands in every
direction, and you find yourself in a
new, great, and wonderful world.
-Patanjali
Thank
you, I had a terrific time.
David Basse
Kansas City, Mo.
www.citylightentertainment.com