Cooper Boone's self-titled debut album is out now (Green Rooster Records) and features a "voice has just enough grit to evoke John Mellencamp.” Included on the album is "One Song," the celebrated track Cooper wrote with Nashville's Mark D. Conklin for DKMS, the world’s largest bone marrow donor center.
“A good friend of mine has leukemia and I’m someone that likes to do whatever I can to contribute,” explains Boone.
Giving back is second nature for Boone. He has a doctorate in psychology and has counseled everyone from children afflicted with AIDS to individuals with drug-related issues.
Watch Boone's public service announcement for DKMS - directed by Noah Hutton, son of Debra Winger and Tim Hutton, who was recently was awarded the Best Documentary Feature prize at the Oxford Film Festival - at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lX-vEjjYdc
Watch Cooper in his hometown of Minneapolis on “Twin Cities Live”:
http://tinyurl.com/cooper-twin-cities
http://www.cooperboone.com/
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