FYI HBO -- Toured the U.S. with a production promoting movie premieres. BROADWAY "The Secret Garden" (Colin) SPECIALS Featured vocalist for numerous local and state Miss America pageants, "Young Branson Stars", "Doug Gabriel Show", "Glenn Campbell Show" TELEVISION "Unsolved Mysteries" (reoccurring featured roles), "Ed McMahon's Junior Star Search" (1992 Junior Vocalist Champion -- beat Britney Spears) COMMERCIALS Various television, print and radio commercials -- principle in most. REGIONAL PRODUCTIONS "Rock Roll & Remember" (principle), "Gone Country" (Tex Walker), "It's Only Make Believe" (Aladdin), "The Wizard of Oz" (Ensemble -- 2 different productions), "The Rimers of Eldritch" (Josh), "Mame" (older Patrick), "The No Frills Review" (Company), "Grease" (Ensemble), "Merrily We Roll Along" (Ru, Company), "Rockin' Christmas Party" (Marty Thomas), "Warm" (original Equity staged reading -- Company), "Yo, Alice" (original Equity workshop -- Victor) OPENING ACTS The Oak Ridge Boys, Jordan Hill, Steve Warner, Shennandoah, The Moffatt Brothers, Boxcar Willie, Glen Campbell, Moe Brandy DISCOGRAPHY April 2001: "Resurrect Me (Power of Love)" May 2002: "The Funk" September 2002: "Thank You (Power of Love)"

MARTY THOMAS Debut Single: "Thank You (Power of Love)" Summer 2002 Out September 2002 will be Marty Thomas' third vinyl single on West End Records titled "Thank You(Power of Love)." Written and produced by Warren Rigg and remixed by Blaze, the single picks up where "Resurrect Me (Lift Me Up)" left off, with Marty once again delivering a beautifully sung inspirational club record. "Thank You (Power of Love)" is one of several new singles featured on the September 24, 2002 release, "Dance For LIFEbeat: West End Records Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of LIFEbeat." Star Rising In 2001, West End Records marked its historic 25th anniversary with the signing of newcomer Marty Thomas, a 21-year-old singer of remarkable ability who made his label debut in April of that year with, "Resurrect Me (Lift Me Up)." The single was written by Reed McGowan and produced by McGowan and Warren Rigg. Dynamically produced, "Resurrect Me (Lift Me Up)" soared into the realm of the club anthem with Marty's shining vocal delivery firmly at the helm. Additional remixes by industry legends Tom Moulton, Blaze (huge!) and Grammy Award Winner Hex Hector took the song to a variety of audiences.