Local 1000
The Traveling Musicians Union - American Federation of Musicians
Directory
Daniel Boling
Balladeer / Songwriter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico and touring the U.S. and abroad full-time. In addition to being a touring solo act, Daniel is a member of the 1960s folk trio The Limeliters and the group remains active.Former Western Regional Representative for Local 1000.
Read MoreDouglas Cox
Musician/Producer/Instructor – primary Instruments Dobro and Guitar secondary Instruments mandolin, steel guitars, keys composer/songwriter side guy and front guy available for remote session work
Read MoreGerard Del Rosso
Bassist, Acoustic/upright, electric, fretless player. Also guitar. 40+ years experience. Member of some established groups in the Baltimore-Washington DC area. Also substitute as hired and where needed. Play many styles, jazz, big band, rock, country, bluegrass. Good reader. Also occasionally teach bass – by referral, not with any studio or as a main source of …
Read MoreKalya Ramu
Kalya Ramu is a Toronto born Jazz and Blues vocalist. Ramu has a BA of music from Humber College, 12 years of performance experience with big bands, smaller ensembles, vocal groups, back up vocals, and recording experience. She can sing various genres including Swing, Jazz, Blues, R&B/Soul and Rock'n'Roll. Ramu is currently a member of …
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Joel Simpson
Joel Simpson has been a self-employed musician since 2001. Growing up in a musical family, Joel started playing guitar as well as singing/songwriting at a young age. His passion for music led him to earn a music business degree from Elmhurst University, and found Randomosity Records in Downers Grove, Illinois. He splits his time between …
Read MoreAlana Cline
I am a Celtic fiddler specializing in Cape Breton, Irish & Scottish music. I also play some Balkan music as well.
Read MoreFair Trade Music
AFM Local 1000 believes that all working musicians deserve a fair and just living wage for live performances and a respectful, safe working environment. We assert that these are rights for cultural workers, not privileges. Fair Trade Music is our organizing campaign to bring these conditions to the greater musical community. Performers, Presenters, and Audiences working together to strengthen our community.