• The Project- Doing Good & Having Fun!

    Joe Gorfinkle Posted On December 7, 2011
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    Been working on this for a while and I’m really excited that the fundraising phase of ‘The Project’ has launched at  Pledgemusic.com. There are some truly world class players lined up like Leland Sklar, Arnold McCuller, Phil Parlapiano, Han Van Sickle and  we will have some suprises along the way. We’ve got some great tunes ready to cut, and more on the way. But this isn’t just about  funding a recording, it’s also about giving back. Part of every pledge goes to the Michael J. Fox Foundation to support research to find a cure for Parkinson’s disease. If you’re not familiar with Pledgemusic.com, it’s a unique platform to help Indie Artists like me, engage fans and do some good. So you see it IS possible to do good and have fun at the same time.


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