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 Byron Walls in Studio |
John Pisano (guitar) and I
first met in the early 70s when he was dating a friend of mine and
working as Peggy Lee's musical director. We wrote a song for her called, "Congratulations, You Lose", (a song she never did, alas). We hadn't seen each other for years so it was great to reconnect. Selection: "Next To You" by Byron Walls |
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Don Heckman, jazz critic for the
LA Times, once called John, "One of the world's great accompanists."
I first heard him with the Chico Hamilton Quintet at the Jazz Workshop in San Francisco in the early 60s. John backed up Dianna Krall on her "live" Paris album a few years ago. |
 John Pisano |
I was honored to have the great Chuck Berghoffer
on bass.
I figured if he was good enough for Sinatra, Streisand and Joni Mitchell, he was good enough for me.
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 Chuck Berghoffer |
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Drummer:
John Ferraro. His credits include George Benson, David Benoitt, Barry Manilow. Trumpet/flugelhorn: Warren Lunning. Warren played behind Tony Bennett, Barbra Striesand, Johnny Mathis. Playing with these guys, every moment in the studio was a joy. |
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 Warren Lunning |
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© 2007-2009 Byron Walls |
