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Early Life
First Band
Solo Career
First Computing
Foreign Languages
Current endeavor
Born and raised in Philadelphia.
Founded 1960s cult group The Nazz.
Left band in 1969. Produced, played all the instruments, and sang all the vocals on his 1972 solo album "Something/Anything?"
Began programming PCs in late 1970s; developed digital art tools (Utopia Graphic Tablet System), kinetic art (FlowFazer, GrokGazer), interactive music (No World Order), and an enhanced CD (The Individualist); consultant and speaker on the tech-talk circuit on digital music and video.
Conversant to fluent in C, Java, HTML, Lingo, MAX, and perhaps 25 common creative applications.
Redefining the distribution model for music, as well as the relationship
between performer and audience with PatroNet, where consumers underwrite artists' works and download them as they are created.