Tom Sparks: Links

Amy Carlson: Amy is a blond-haired, blue-eyed Country singer with a great voice, which admittedly sounds very familiar. However, when the song calls for it, Amy’s voice takes on a subtle, yet distinctive R&B quality, which makes her quite unique in Country Music. She is also an accomplished songwriter and excellent performer, currently making a name for herself as the lead singer in “Straight White Trash”, one of the best and most popular Country bands in the Chicago-area.
Andi Morici: Check out Andi's website, as she is an excellent singer/songwriter/musician who has a knack for always being able to come up with catchy melodies and hooks for songs; it is a pleasure working with her.
Stacy Donahue: The website of one of my favorite songwriters, who also happens to be a great singer and a close personal friend. Read the latest news on Stacy, hear her music and order her CD, "Windows Of The Soul".
Tom's Taxi Website: This is my Taxi website where you can listen to full versions of the songs here (as well as hear a few other songs), see some different pictures, and even try to stay awake while reading an interview with me.
CD Baby: The largest independent music retailer on the Internet (and the place where you can buy my music, so visit often).
Tom's MySpace page: MySpace has become one of the first places people visit when looking for new artists and interesting music, so if you have a few minutes, check it out and let me know what you think.
Broadjam: My Broadjam website, where you can hear more songs, as well as songs by a lot of great, independent artists.
Taxi: If you want to get your music heard by the right people within the Music Industry, this is the site to visit. They are the real deal!
NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International): A group of dedicated people who, among many other things, work very hard to protect the rights of songwriters everywhere.
Zupe: The website of an excellent musician and great friend, who, unfortunately, lost his last name years ago while visiting Los Angeles. However, last name or not, Zupe has been making quite a name for himself in the Music Industry - visit his site to find out the latest.
Skip Ewing: The website of one of the most talented songwriters, singers and performers in the world of Country Music. He also is an accomplished poet, writer and horseman; Skip is truly a Renaissance Man. And in spite of the fact that he is incredibly talented, he is one of the most friendly and down-to-earth individuals I have ever met.
Horse and Writer: The home of Skip Ewing's annual songwriting journey to the beautiful mountains of Wyoming.
Lori Clark: A Chicago-area singer/songwriter, Lori is also a good friend that I met at the monthly NSAI Chicago Chapter Meetings.
Loretta McNair: An excellent singer-songwriter from California who I initially met at a Taxi Road Rally, and became good friends with at Horse & Writer.
The Recording Academy: The Recording Academy website, home of The Grammy Awards.
Massive Mastering: Not only is Massive Mastering an excellent choice when it comes to mastering your music, John Scrip has put together a free, downloadable 16-page booklet titled "Mastering: Getting The Most Out Of Your Mix", which is available for free on his site. If you want to put the final-touch on your music to make it more enjoyable for the listener, this booklet alone is worth a visit to the site.
Chicago Songwriters Collective: An organization dedicated to helping songwriters in-and-around the Chicago-area.