This amazing song by Ce Ce Winans so inspired that Howard began to adlib as he listened to the music, speaking from his heart he spoke about when Jesus said in the book of Revelation that Jesus was coming soon, Howard explains what soon must mean as it is nearly two thousand years ago when Jesus announced I AM COMING SOON.
This episode continues with his professional career in the Music Industry which first concludes with how he met Bob Marley who rented rehearsal space for himself and the Whalers from the Howard Conder Music Centre in Kingston Upon Thames.
This is episode 2 of Howard Conder’s Life Stories during his professional career in the Music Industry.
This video follows the first of My Life Stories part 1 which I released last year therefore I apologise that it’s taken me so long to produce the first episode of my career whilst I was involved in the Music Industry.
77-year-old Howard (Howie) plays the Drums to Take Five rhythm. Howard started playing the drums...
On March 2nd, the Late Show featured Howard Conder showcasing excerpts and insights into the next instalment of his Life Stories series.
Celebrate Christmas is exactly what we need for such a time as this. We live in very challenging times,
This is the very first time video of Fitzgerald Scott has appeared on the scene for everyone to see.
The timing of the release of this song could not be at a more fitting time as our World Leaders are realising at last that TIME IS RUNNING OUT for our planet and unless we “change our ways” as the lyrics state, we will suffer calamity.
Howard Conder was born in 1946 in a hospital in Kendal in the Lake District, a most beautiful part of England.
Howard had begun having drum lessons when he was twelve years old from his cousin Maxi Temple and by the time he left school he was already playing semi pro gigs with local pop bands in the Darlington area.
A 16 year old agreed by contract to play the drums for the defendant band for 7 nights per week for 5 years. The claimant suffered a mental breakdown and was told by his doctor that he should not perform more than 4 nights per week. The band dismissed him. He brought a claim for wrongful dismissal.
