Known for his remarkable ability to synthesize authentic rock ‘n’ roll styles into his own West Texas imprint, Frank Lee Sprague’s work has wowed reviewers in Rolling Stone, Playboy, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, and many other magazines and newspapers. He has appeared on CBS nationwide television and National Public Radio, and has performed live around the world, including several successful tours of Japan. With two Merseybeat-style albums under his belt, he will perform live at the Cavern Club in Liverpool in spring 2006.

Cavern is yet another jewel in this outstanding musician’s career.

As Cavern Club host Bob Wooler would say,

“Remember all you cave dwellers, the Cavern is the best of cellars. We’ve got the hi-fi high and the lights down low, so here we go with the Frank Sprague show!”

Past sales history for the artist : From the Sprague Brothers releases on the Hightone Record Label through the highly successful releases in Japan on the EssBee label and the El Toro Records label in Spain and now his 3 LP’s released on Wichita Falls Records Frank Lee Sprague has a history of success in sales, reviews, and fan reaction.

Overall marketing plan for the release :Mass promotion efforts include paid advertisements as well as blog and website announcements and live concert touring worldwide.

Past and current radioplay : Frank Lee Sprague has a history of being well received in all markets and in all media including college and commercial stations and internet radio as well as NPR who featured 2 shows (All Songs Considered, All Things Considered) on Frank’s music.

Current and upcoming tour plans : Frank has 2 recent successful tours of Japan under his belt, and amongst his touring plans is an appearance at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, England. He recently appeared at the IPO pop festival in Los Angeles, California which has resulted in a live concert DVD.

press coverage : Frank Lee Sprague has received rave reviews in Playboy Magazine, Washington Post, etc, and continues to accumulate favorable reviews in all media including websites such as Pop Matters.com