Norm McDonald

Norm started out singing & playing with garage bands in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then graduated to "Truc," who became one of Milwaukee's most successful and long-lasting bands (14 years as Truc and Truc of America). Their first real concert was on the main stage at SUMMERFEST for an estimated audience of about 15,000. This gig proved to be their big break as they opened an oldies show for Jerry Lee Lewis and were called back for an encore. A few months later they released a modern version of the the Capri's song "There's a Moon Out Tonight" that made #2 on the charts and a record contract with United Artists. Truc played just about every venue in Wisconsin including the Performing Arts Center with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Truc also played all over the midwest and eventually in half the states, Canada and Saudi Arabia.

After relocating to West Palm Beach, Florida, Truc of America evolved into quite a unique band known for original music with an entertaining show complete with comedy, costumes and props in the comedic style of Saturday Night Live and Monty Python. Their first, made for MTV video, "Clone Love" is available for viewing on You Tube at: www.youtube.com (then search for Truc of America or Clone Love.) Many other live videos from Atlanta's Video Music Channel are also available on You Tube.

Norm is currently working on many new songs with other song-writers and musicians. Please check out additional songs, videos and performance dates on MySpace, Reverb Nation, Facebook and Twitter.