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Below you'll find links to some of my favorite musicians and music related sites.
  • The first site that I would like to share with you belongs to John Lee Sanders. He's one of my best friends, favorite singer, songwriter, saxman, producer, artist, and human being. What more can I say!
    John Lee Sanders

  • During most of the eighties I travelled the world with this artist. Once on tour in New Zealand he sang "With One More Look At You" for me to a lady in the audience. That lady is now my wife. If you read those lyrics you'll know why I think he's brilliant.
    Paul Williams

  • In 1979 I met Chris Caswell who was Paul Williams' conductor. Over the years I've seen him conduct orchestras, play a B-3 like Jimmy Smith, compose music for film, and to top it off he has also become a great lyricist. This link will take you to CD Baby where you can sample some of his best work. It is a collaboration with John Lee Sanders on vocals and sax. Check it out.
    Poetic Justice

  • Teresa James offers some of the funkiest southern blues I've heard anywhere. She actually has some music you can hear on the site as well as gig dates around Los Angeles and a CD that you can purchase.
    Teresa James

  • I'd recognize his voice anywhere.
    Michael McDonald

  • I've seen him at the Cinegrill twice. His songs tore my heart out.
    Jimmy Webb

  • Lindsay Tomasic is a singer songwriter on the acoustic artist side of the spectrum. That is just the tip of the iceberg. She is also a multitalented entrepreneur with her own production company and record lable.
    Datolite Music

  • In 1971 I dropped out of Berklee College of music to form a trio named Zaftig. The other two members were Jim Stein and Robert Terry. Our fist gig was at the Toledo University football stadium as warm up act for this artist. The other day I rented a movie titled, "A Walk On The Moon". In it was a Richie Havens tune that transported me back to a time when FM radio was new, top forty became insignificant, and I believed in the dream.
    Richie Havens

  • Severin Browne is a wonderful acoustic artist with a pretty cool website too. He's even got a page of jokes. He also has a listing of gigs and his CD's. To top it off he's got a ton of links to other artists.
    Severin Browne

  • Combine Joni Mitchell's guitar tunings and James Taylor's cerebral mellowness and you've got this next artist.
    David Wilcox

  • If you like jazz then check out another San Fernando Valley native.
    Chris Ho

  • If you're looking to find local Los Angeles artists then try this site.
    Los Angeles Music Access

  • A complete encyclopedia of musical info
    All Music

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