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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Charlie Bedford
The music business long term survival depends on young blood entering the business. The blues is normally a genre for the more mature artists, so it’s really exciting to see young artists of the age group and obvious talent that Charlie possess becoming a part of the business and bringing their own original and innovative ideas to the genre. Sometimes change can be resisted in a long standing genre such as the blues. But nothing could be further from the truth. At the tender age of just 16 Charlie represented his country ( Australia at the international music awards in Memphis Tennessee)
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