Welcome to the Pursuit of Relentless Podcast! Today, we are joined by Dave Combs, who talks about how music affected his life. Ever since childhood, Dave was surrounded by music as he had both parents who could play piano and a grandmother who could play by ear. With that influence and inspiration from his hometown, Dave came to love music and eventually became a musician. There is so much to unpack from this episode, so stay tuned!
Here’s what to look out for in this episode:
● Bearings from a musically-inclined family
● Dave’s first composition and recording
● Music success is never a straight line
● Career struggles and why giving up is not an option
● Just keep doing what you are doing!
● And many more!
About David Combs:
A native of Erwin, Tennessee, Dave grew up in a family that enjoyed making music. Both his parents and his grandmother Combs played the piano, which began his musical journey as a church choir director and pianist.
After college, Dave moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he served as Minister of Music at a church while working as a computer programmer at a Fortune 500 company.
His songwriting began with the now popular standard, Rachel’s Song, which was arranged and recorded by Gary Prim in 1986. Since then, Dave has written over 120 songs and recorded 15 albums of soft, soothing, and relaxing instrumental music that has touched the lives of millions around the world.
Find David on . . .
Website: https://www.combsmusic.com/
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