John loves to entertain

John loves to entertain
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Showing posts with label St. Louis Musician. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Louis Musician. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Music Soothes The Soul and Paul McCartney

It's been a whirlwind lately playing gig after gig.  In the midst of it all I had the privilege of actually going to a concert to hear someone else play.  Guess who I got to see?  Sir Paul McCartney.

For a Beatles fan like me, this was a thrill.  The tickets were worth every penny.  All I could think throughout the show as that someone forgot to tell this man he's 70.  He looked great!  He even tripped off of the last step from the piano to grab his guitar at one point and popped back up like a dancer.

He is a true showman, and while I will never attain his claim to fame or knighthood, I have patterned myself in my performances a bit after Paul.  He inspired me even more at this concert.

I have taken my Christian Disc Jockey service and expanded it to be a mixture of a live performance with "spinning discs" which are now mostly in digital form anyway.

No, I will never be Paul McCartney.  But, a concert like the one he put on for St. Louis is not one I will ever forget.

It made me think how music soothes an aching soul.  If it is not music that also offers the life of Christ, it may be a bit of a Band Aid repair of the soul.  But, nonetheless, it soothes it if even momentarily.

I'm glad I got the chance to see Paul McCartney live in St. Louis.  And, I can only hope to pull a little of the magic of the musical night to sprinkle into my shows as well.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

What are You to God?

For you are a people holy to the LORD your God. Out of all the peoples on the face of the earth, the LORD has chosen you to be his treasured possession.” Deuteronomy 14:2


Isn't that scripture amazing?  Me?  You?  God has chosen us to be His treasure.  I cannot fathom that a God, who I believe, created the universe would want me as his treasured possession.  This is truly amazing news.  It adds value to everything I do, and it propels me to desire to cleanse my every action and my every thought to make it pure and holy.


Pure and holy!  What is that in a world where people fight over whether or not particular scriptures are even truth or fantasy.


Regardless, I desire to live my live in a way that one day can be tested as if it is gold, run through a fire of purification, found only to be pure and more than simply glitter.


In my work and in my entertaining of audiences, I long to keep it pure.  I want God to look at how I touch the hearts of others and smile, valuing me and my work as his treasured possession.  When I sing and play guitar and saxophone before those in an Altzheimer's unit or those celebrating a wedding, I want everyone within earshot to leave the event filled with more than musical notes floating through the air.






I matter to God, you matter to God.  We are his treasured possessions.  If, when I close my guitar case at the end of a show, I know my God is smiling on me, then I have done my job well.



Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Joyful Sounds Christian DJ in St. Louis and St. Charles moves to new spot on the web

You used to click on Joyfulsoundsdj.com and come up with the best Christian DJ Disc Jockey service in St. Louis and St. Charles.  We're still here with pure entertainment, playing the best in tasteful lyrical and Christian selections for your wedding reception.  We've just moved to a new location on the web.

You can find us now at http://joyfulsoundsentertainment.yolasite.com/

Stop by!  We'd love to introduce our new services of John Scott live music for your wedding reception mixed in with all your favorite Christian music or tasteful uplifting secular songs you choose.  The idea is to provide you with pure entertainment that your wedding guests won't be embarrassed to share the dance floor with grandma when it's played!

Get the best of both worlds:  Your favorite recorded music or live entertainment with saxophone, guitar and vocals by John Scott Musician.