‘General Hospital’ News: Jason Thompson Possible CD Release In 2016 – Listen To His Song HERE!

“General Hospital” news – and “The Young and the Restless” news – Jason Thompson (soon-to-be ex- Dr. Patrick Drake, GH; soon-to-be Billy Abbot, Y&R) may record a collection of songs he has written.

Right now Jason has his hands full and recording music isn’t at the top of his list. However, the actor does have something in the works. In 2013 Thompson recorded “When the Storm Came” and added it to Sound Cloud. A fan recently located the song on the music website and tweeted Jason. “@MyJasonThompson Am late to this song party but just listened to “When the Storm Came” WOW! Please say you are recording an album!!!” Jason Thompson replied, “Let me try that again.. Thank you Michelle. Working on it. In the new year. Thanks again.”

“When the Storm Came” is a beautiful acoustic song and Jason’s voice is fantastic.  Many fans agreed that the melody is amazing and asked that Thompson keep fans informed. One Twitter follower asked if there any possibility Jason would record a country album – “@MyJasonThompson Awww!! Are you by Chance going to do a Country album JT?”

You can listen to the song on Sound Cloud and see for yourself just how beautiful the song is. It’s a shame that Jason Thompson never sang at the famous “General Hospital” Nurses’ Ball.Though “GH” fans did enjoy Jason’s song for Sam [Kelly Monaco]. They just wish they could have enjoyed Thompson’s singing more.

Does reality mimic fiction? Rick Springfield who portrayed Dr. Noah Drake, Patrick Drake’s father, has a successful music career. “Jessie’s Girl” was one of the biggest hits recorded in the 1980s.

“General Hospital” fans will you watch “The Young and the Restless” when Jason joins the cast? “The Young and the Restless” fans are you looking forward to Jason’s arrival as Billy Abbott. Soap Opera Spy is looking forward to all the great things that will happen for Jason Thompson in 2016.

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