My Music Biography


My interest started when my brother and I wrote a song, called a thousand stars in the sky
and someone got access to it because he recorded it on Santa Monica Pier  at a record booth
Actually It was when my father used to sing  us four boys to sleep, He had beautiful tanner voice.
	Then I was married for six years and it ended with my wife's suicide and propelled me into my music career.
I got a job at a place called (The Great American Food & Beverage Co. ). Where I worked as a singing waiter, This place was magical, I loved the place. But I left the Great American in 1979 and went in search of myself, seems I couldn't separate the myself and the entertainer. But I found that they were the same.
Then I went to Marysville, Cal. And started to learn about Gold mining and singing for campers at a place called Fiddle Creek campground and played at a bar in Downieville called,  The Saint Charles Place. This lasted for about five years and I got married to my second wife who became pregnant against what the doctors had told her because God willed it, I prayed for an offspring and had a little girl after a 18 months, we got a divorce and I be came a mom and a dad.
I went to work as a carpenter and hurt my back and moved to Reno, Nevada. To go to school as a slot tech mechanic. While I was there I got a job as a DJ and skate guard and that lasted for six months.
Then I moved back to southern Cal. In Riverside and started surfing again I would sing and play for my friends at County-line/Neptune's Net and party's in the Malibu hills.
In September 1993 I got cancer and was treated and the treatment was successful, and was back surfing in six months, on weekends. I met Kathy and we became one at a ceremony conducted by my best friend Jack Shepard and witnessed by Randy Burg. For the first eight years Kathy was addicted to many things and I prayed for her she was rehabilitated.  And we both read the Bible cover to cover four years ago . Then we started going to Harvest at the 7th day service with pastor Steve Wilburn then left to his own church in West Los Angeles .
And then we were searching for a new church. That's when my sister Barb Davis recommended the Vision Plus Church to us, where my nice was playing music one Sunday.
I played one of my original songs and was introduced to Dan Shimanek and became part of the worship team, and Kathy and I feed the homeless with Big Jim and Wayne and I sing them     tunes of pop, folk, rock, and gospel. 

I  no longer sing worship for the Vision Plus Church.

Bryan Duncan has released 18 solo albums, seven albums with Sweet Comfort Band and three more with the NehoSoul Band, selling in excess of 1.2 million records. His latest album is The Live Experience. More at http://BryanDuncan.com.

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