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Tina Parol (Universal Motown) Keyboards. (2009) |
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Laura Izibor (Atlantic) |
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Vanessa Carlton (Interscope) |
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Linda
Eder (Atlantic) Keyboards/Vocals. Live and studio recordings. (2000-Present) www.lindaeder.com |
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Joe
Budden (Def Jam) Keyboards. String Arrangements. (2003) www.joebudden.com |
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Cartel
(Epic) Hammond B-3. (2007) |
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Urban Beatz Volumes 1,2, and 3 |
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Khaled Mixer of "Abdel Kader" with Producer Mino Cinelu (2006) |
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Siobhan Dillon (Universal) Keyboards. (2006) |
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Darlene
Love (Shout Factory) Keyboards. "It's Christmas, Of Course" (2007) |
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Jet
Lag Gemini (Doghouse) Keyboards. "Fire The Cannons" (2007) |
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The
Metal Messiah Producer, Arranger, Engineer, Mixer. (2005-present) featuring Sebastian Bach, James LaBrie, and George Lynch |
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Gavin
DeGraw (J Records) Keyboards (2006) |
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The
Damnwells (Epic) Keyboards. String Arrangements (2006) |
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Henri
Salvador (V2) Hammond B-3, "Reverence" (2006) Hallelujah |
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Susan
Cagle (Columbia) Keyboards (2006) |
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Malissa
Hunter Songwriter. Producer. Mixer. Keyboards. Music Director. (2005) www.malissahunter.com |
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Becky
Baeling (Universal) Songwriter. Becstacy album (2003) www.beckybaeling.com Listen "All Over Me"'s dry production, funky, vintage-sounding instrumentation, and sassy vocal that make it the album standout. Together with "If You Love Me" (already a single during summer 2003), "All Over Me" proves that Becky Baeling has the energy and ability to back up her album's titular creativity" - Johnny Loftus (Artist Direct) |
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EAST
VILLAGE OPERA COMPANY (Decca/Universal) Keyboard programming (2005) www.eastvillageoperacompany.com |
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Wes
Hutchinson Keyboards, Engineer, Mixer. (2007) |
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Bernard
Lavilliers (Universal) Hammond B-3. “Carnets de Bord” (2004) Listen |
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Will
& Grace: Let the Music Out! [Soundtrack] (BMG
Heritage) Keyboards. (2004) |
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Hatters (Atlantic) Keyboards/Songwriter/Bass/Vocals (1989-1996). Check out The Hatter's Live section. Reviews... For those who saw the extraordinary jamband The Hatters (originally The Mad Hatters) perform live between 1989 and 1995, they know what that means. In baseball, players who have speed, the ability to hit, fielding skills, arm strength, and power, are called five-tool players. Well, The Hatters were a five-tool band. Possessing amazing chops, a tight rhythm section, unique songwriting, powerful stage presence, and an enthusiasm to play non-stop from the time they took the stage till they were dragged off, The Hatters were one of the most exciting jambands of the ‘90s. Complementing, and often showcased, was the keyboard playing of Billy Jay Stein (or to Hatters faithful, CAPTAIN CRANIUM!!). Stein, an accomplished musician, weaved the melody. He pulled off the impossible many times, shifting the eyes of the audience from the dueling guitars over to the man playing the keys, usually in the darkest part of the stage. Melodious songs like “The Last Walt” and “Bring that Wagon Round” or jamfests like “Dig the Ribbit” and “Daydream” featured the piano and organ of Captain Cranium." |
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Brent Shuttleworth Keyboards. (2008) Website |
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Joe
Bonamassa (Medalist) Songwriter. (2002) Listen |
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Tony
Vincent (Epic) Music Director/Keyboards. Epic Showcase (2001) Listen |
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Diana
Page Producer. Songwriter. Keyboards. (2004). Check out www.dianapage.com for info... Listen |
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IVO
(Sony Music Germany) Keyboards |
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Dreams Come True (Virgin) Music Director/ Keyboards/ Vocals. US Tour. (2002) Review |
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Ray
Charles Hammond B3 Organ on "Imagine". Recorded for TBS Goodwill Games Opening Ceremony (1998) Listen |
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M.A. ROSE Producer/Keyboards/Vocals (2001-2002) www.marose.net It's strong singer-songwriter stuff with a healthy appreciation for rootsy pop-rock. The melodies on this album really leap out at you--particularly on "Ten Foot Pole," "At the Movies" and "Now You Know." I can certainly imagine other artists wanting to cover more than a few of these songs. I also appreciated the knowing, literate lyrical references that popped up throughout the album. The production on the album was also direct, unfussy and impressive. In fact, the production kinda reminded me of Spike Lee's movies--he makes 'em on the cheap but they always look better than $50 million Hollywood Blockbusters. -Chris Farley Senior Writer, Time Magazine |
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CASPER (Amblin Entertainment) Arrangement, Performance of Theme Song (1995) Listen |
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The
Mercury Seed Keyboards. 3 albums (2000-2006) www.themercuryseed.com |
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Deena Goodman Keyboards. (2004) www.deenagoodman.com |
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Lesley
Gore (Engine Company Records) Keyboards live. (2003) www.lesleygore.com |
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Louise Goffin (Dreamworks) Keyboards for NYC showcase. (1998) |
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She Moves (Geffen) Keyboards live. (1997) |
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Robert
Evan Producer, Arranger, Keyboards. (2002) www.rob-evan.com |
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Billy
Porter (DV8) Recording Engineer for "Clap Yo' Hands". (1998) Listen |
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Ben Rogers Band (Feckless Music) Keyboards on "Another Day Gone" album. (2001) Check out www.benrogersband.com |