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Rick Price
Rick Price (born 6 July 1961) is an Australian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and music producer, now based in Nashville, Tennessee
==Early life==
Price was born in Beaudesert, a small country town near Brisbane, Queensland. He began playing music at the age of nine appearing with his family band Union Beau, performing at local bushdances. Citing such artists as diverse as Stevie Wonder, James Taylor and Carole King as inspiration
At age 18, Price escaped to Sydney and continued working as a musician, playing bass with various inner city outfits and landing the occasional studio and touring work. During the mid-80s Rick turned his focus more towards his singing. His distinctive vocals were soon in demand and in 1988 he was invited to sing "Celebration of a Nation", with Keren Minshull, the theme song for Australia's Bicentennial. This opportunity helped lay the foundations for his solo career.
Price began writing his own material in the late 80s, and released his debut single "Not a Day Goes By" in February 1992. The song received saturation radio and video play, climbing to number 5 on the national charts where it spent 20 weeks in the Australian Top 40. It was the beginning of a lifelong ambition for Price, and in the space of less than 12 months, he went from relative obscurity to become one of the biggest names in Australian music.
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