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This New York Singer Songwriter has released 5 studio cds, including his latest live album, Live at the Franklin, in 2011. Jersey born and bred, he is a favorite performer and is known for his original music and his innovative finger work on the guitar. The singer songwriter launched his musical career singing and writing blues based music then jumped into lyrics dealing with his own personal experiences, struggles, lessons learned, loss and inspiration.
This original singer songwriter has deep roots in music, and as a Jersey boy became a local favorite playing in bars, restaurants and clubs as a teenager. Over the years, as an indie artist, this New York Singer Songwriter became enamored of the roots sound aka Americana, blues, country, rockabilly, and funk-style, always bringing his fresh voice to the music scene. He offers a clean, melodic voice with a twist of grit mixed in.
New York Singer Songwriter style
This New York Singer Songwriter performs solo or with his band both locally and nationally. His original material runs the gamet from earthy blues, to fast picking guitar playing, to moving and heartbreaking Latin stylings to country inspired love stories. His work also covers a range of jazzy, swingy and rockabilly sounds.
This New York Singer Songwriter performs at corporate events, private parties, clubs, Farmer's Markets, Casinos, Music Festivals, Street Fairs, benefits and fundraisers. He also opens up for national acts and performs on live radio.
New York Singer Songwriter credits
This Jersey artist has met with world renowned musician Jeff Beck, spending time with him not only on his tour bus but also in New York City. Formidable guitarist Les Paul, Buddy Guy and Brian Setzer also met with him, and recording artist musician John Ginty, Hammond player, played on 4 tracks of “Life Pouring Through”. This New York Singer Songwriter played with legendary horn virtuoso Ted Curson, an epic artist/musician who played with Charles Mingus.
Television credits include “Jersey in New York” with Lee Leonard, and an appearance on “Montclair Means Business”. This New York Singer Songwriter has also played numerous times live at Centenary College.
