Bruce Sudano, “Shadowland” | L.R. Baggs

Prolific songwriter to the stars performs a tune from his most recent EP.

Bruce Sudano has written songs for Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson, Donna Summer, and many others. But Sudano also releases his own recordings, the most recent of which is his 2021 EP, Ode to a Nightingale. In this video, produced by L.R. Baggs at SoundCheck studios in Nashville, Tennessee, and featuring Randy Ray Mitchell on second guitar, Sudano performs his tune “Shadowland.” Both guitars are outfitted with L.R. Baggs Anthem pickups and are processed by the L.R. Baggs Voiceprint DI pedal.

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