BIO: Kurt Puffpaff Born 1963 in Northern Michigan Started playing guitar and writing after favorite band sold out. Recorded first studio tracks at Playtown sound productions in 1988., Recorded “I cant Stand the nigh” which placed 4th in the Kentucky Fried Chicken National Amature song writing contest. Michael Martin Murphey was a final judge Another Song Called I can’t leave Charlevoix Aired on WKHQ all summer long. Recorded a 4 song LP that sold 5,000 copies in Northern Michigan. Recorded 2nd CD and the Song November Bells Plays Annually on Radio Stations in Norther Michigan or Near Lake Superior. The song contains actual Coast Guard Footage talking about the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Shortly After this I received an offer from a record company. A company out Canada signed me and promptly shelved me. Left me to foot the bill for the studio work. Owned me for 7 years and anything I wrote or recorded was their property. With that I took a hiatus and stayed away from music but kept orchestrating in my head. Lost touch with all music associates. In 2010 Decided to get serious and get all the songs in my head recorded. Started a studio called Dragon Studios. Now Studio 20. I continue to write and record to this day and have 112 Songs recorded. Of those 112 songs 30 of them are very marketable.