Deletion of Rush Tully

Comment: This was a very (self)promotional article and entirely unreferenced. I've cleaned it up, removing the most glaring self-serving claims and puffery (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rush_Tully&oldid=666567072 this is what it looked like prior to clean up) and then looked for any coverage of this person.  Everything that I could find is now in the article as citations but it simply isn't enough to pass either the General Notability Guideline () or the alternative criteria at . It doesn't even come close. Despite the original claim to have "performed many seasons with Lyric Opera of Chicago", the LOC archives list him for only two seasons and all in extremely minor roles. The only other performances I could verify are with a very small company, Skylight Music Theatre, and again generally not in leading roles, and again only with passing mentions in local reviews. The solo CD is self-published. He gets a passing mention for a score he wrote for an artist I've never heard of in the ''Albuquerque Journal'', but none of his compositions appear to have been published or held in libraries. A search of WorldCat returns only a CD of hymns recorded by choir members from four churches in Minnesota, where he is listed as one of several soloists http://www.worldcat.org/title/sunday-worship/oclc/56611653&referer=brief_results. I can find no sources whatsoever which verify ''any'' of the other biographical "information" in the article
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:MUSICBIO)