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Frank Cotolo on EvO:R...

Few, if any, internet-based performers are as prolific or versatile as Frank Cotolo. Soon he will celebrate his 40th anniversary as a professional creative entity (PCE to you). After almost four decades, he continues to produce material as a songwriter, author, poet, lyricist and an award-winning journalist at a breakneck pace because, he says, "somebody has to do it."

His many incarnations over the decades have astounded reviewers, spiritualists, quick-change artists and certainly other performers. While most internet-based artists are struggling to complete their next track, Cotolo pulls CDs out of his hat, often changing voices and styles quicker than a rat can scale a palm tree.

There is not one medium Cotolo hasn't been involved with professionally on some level in his storied career and this is something no other internet-based artist can claim. Even as you read this he is breaking ground on internet radio with a unique program, the Cotolo Chronicles, as well as he writes a madcap ever-growing popular daily column and prepares his new ad hoc group, Henry Morgan and The High Grass Boys (with Kevin Proctor and Larry Michelich) for personal appearances.

Ampcast has released his newest CD, The King Of Monkey Island, and three more projects, Folk Me, And The Horse I Rode In On and Smoke And Mirrors, are in various stages of production. New collaborative productions appear in league with the talented Don Semco. He has his second book of fiction, Flies To Wanton Boys, in the works, and is one of the most sought after solo artists at EvO:R.

Read his outrageous and unpredictable daily columns, stories and thought-corruptions at the Indie Journal Daily and don't be surprised if he shows up at your door one day asking to share a sandwich with you. Keep up with his variety of antics by getting on his email list by emailing him at cotolo@comcast.net.

Cotolo Chronicles
Cotolo returns to the airwaves to put the internet music community in its place. Frank takes matters of the new technology apart, digit by digit, turns the indie music community upside down and addresses contemporary topics with a fiery flick of a tongue and a torrid turn of a phrase. Humor, controversy, honesty and audacity are weapons he uses with dead accuracy.

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