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RRFC at the 2009 SAG Awards Party Shots - The Stars Let Loose, click here SAG After Parter - Inside the Bash, click here		Robert Goldfarb is a middle-aged Montreal venture capitalist, but for one night last February he got to live out his teenage fantasy. - He walked on stage at the House of Blues on Hollywood's Sunset Strip, sat down behind a keyboard and, with the rest of his band, belted out the Who classic I Can See for Miles with none other than Roger Daltrey, the Who's legendary front man. more...		ForbesLife Find of the Day For a decade, buttoned-up C-level execs have gathered in Los Angeles for Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp--a five-day intensive course in how to be a rock star, hosted by "camp counselors" from the music world, including The Who's Roger Daltrey and Slash from Guns N' Roses. more...
Oracle - November 2009 Most musicians can think of nothing more fun than jamming with some of the best players in the business. That's exactly the idea behind Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp... Read More

Making music can help businesses thrive, according to recent studies conducted by NAMM. Research shows music making has a number of key benefits that can boost performance at work. Recreational music making has been scientifically proven to reduce employee stress and depression and improve employee retention, saving companies significant money. Recent research conducted with long-term care workers also showed reduced employee turnover (18.3 percent decrease) due to the implementation of a recreational music-making program. (NAMM)