The Autism Shift with Guest Keri Bowers and Musical Guest Bruce Garnitz on LIFE CHANGES – Radio Show #381 – Pg2

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The Autism Shift with Guest Co-Founder of The Art of Autism and Executive Producer of “Normal People Scare Me” and “Normal People Scare Me Too,” Keri Bowers and Musical Guest Singer/Songwriter and Band Leader Bruce Garnitz on The LIFE CHANGES Show

GUEST: KERI BOWERS and MUSICAL GUEST: BRUCE GARNITZ

BRUCE GARNITZ

Originally from Chicago, Bruce Garnitz honed his talents in San Francisco’s eclectic music scene and polished them at Berklee College of Music in Boston. After graduating, he joined the faculty. Arriving in Los Angeles, Bruce built a reputation for musical excellence. Bruce is an outstanding entertainer, a dynamic guitarist and vocalist and has toured worldwide with his band.

An accomplished composer, arranger, songwriter and musical director, his musical talents have been heard in several popular television shows. His song “Telephone Blues” was in the Sony Pictures release “Are We There Yet?”, his song “Circles” was in the Warner Bros. current release “Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster” and his song “Wishing Well” as well as an on camera performance by Bruce was featured in an episode of the TV Show: “Children’s Hospital”. Most recently, he had four songs in the made for TV movie: “Game of Love” starring Heather Locklear in which she sings the song “We’ll Be Together One Day” which he wrote for the film and which she sings in one of the scenes.

His latest CD is called “I Must Be Dreamin'” and is available through iTunes, Amazon and his website: BruceGarnitz.com

A few words about Bruce Garnitz’s music:
Bruce Garnitz’s music has been described as “Jazz-Clectic”. There is a strong Blues influence from early Chicago roots. With a voice that channels the character in each song, ranging from the lighter to darker sides of life, usually with a twist, his songs take the audience on a musical, maiden voyage through the joys, sorrows and absurdities of the world around us.

Learn More About Our Guest Bruce Garnitz at www.BruceGarnitz.com