Darryl Read Teenage Dream CD

Teenage Dream Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7211606
Catalog number	10642
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 23, 2005

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I have had a professional drumming career for Twenty-six years including tours across the United States, Canada, and Europe. I have drummed for:Sugarland,Howard Tate (2004 Grammy Nominee), William Bell, Chuck Rainey (Steely Dan), Solomon Burke,The Soul Stirrers (Sam Cook), Speech and Arrested Development, Pat Travers, Mothers Finest, Leo Nocentelli (The Meters), The Aquarium Rescue Unit, Derek Trucks, Oteil & The Peace Makers (The Allman Brothers), Francine Reed, Eric Essex, Sean Costello, Chick Willis (The Stoop down Man), Snooky Pryor and David "Honeyboy" Edwards to mention a few. I have performed at such high profile shows as:Leno,CMA Fest,Martha Stewart,Good Morning America,The View,ACM awards,AOL sessions, The Jacksonville Jazz Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival, several Midtown Music Festivals in Atlanta, Ga., Groove Quake Festival in Weisen,Austria, New Years Eve at the Henry J Kaiser Arena in Oakland, California with Phil Lesh and Friends, The Yoddler Festival with Bela Fleck and The Flecktones at Mammoth Mountain, California and others.It has been my privilege to work with great Producers: Jerry Ragavoy (Writer/Producer for Janis Joplin, The Rolling Stones and owner/manager of The Hit Factory), Tom Allom (Producer of Judas Priest), Rodney Mills (Producer for Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, The Atlanta Rhythm Section, Journey), Eddie Horst (Composer/Producer for TBS, REM, Collective Soul... ), Bryan Cole (Drummer/Producer for Ichiban Records)...My involvement with Music for Film and Television, both national and international, has included The Discovery Channel, CNN, TBS, Turner South, Turner Classic Movies, Cartoon Network, NBA, NASCAR, Sportstown, CTC Russian Television, Movie City for LAP (Latin American Pay Television) ...

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