Interview with Bill Culp

Bill Culp is a full-time, Canadian singer-songwriter, musician and entertainer who performs approximately 200 shows per year and includes Canada, the USA, Europe and Australia among his musical travels. As a solo artist, Bill first rose to prominence with the 2005 release of “Roots’n’Roll” on Bullseye Records of Canada. As a musician, he has performed with an interesting array of notable names including CCMA winners Sean Hogan, Keith Glass and Joan Besen of Prairie Oyster. As an actor, Bill is best known for his co-starring role in the musical play “Good Rockin’ Tonight: The Sun Records Story”, the official, international touring show of the legendary Memphis-based record label that launched the careers of numerous rock & roll pioneers. In this show, Bill portrays Carl Perkins “the king of rockabilly” and the author of the classic tune “Blue Suede Shoes”. Tune in to hear all about Bill's musical journey - and hear 2 of his songs including a new Chrismas release featuring Marie Bottrell (7-time Juno nominee, 2-time CCMA Female Vocalist of the Year, and 2010 Inductee into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame).