Nick Hernandez Discography of CDs

Nick Hernandez music CDs Common Sense is no secret to any avid music fan. Their World Pop/Reggae American Funk Rock style combines their unique personalities and songwriting perspectives. Often compared to artists like Sublime, Common Sense draws its influences from a vast array of artists such as Bob Marley, who's uniquely crafted grooves and songwriting structure changed the world of music. The Beatles, who's influence is easily found in the group's clear and distinctive harmonies. As well as elements of Marvin Gaye and the overall Motown Sound, which lends itself to the foundation of the smooth Funk/R&B based composition found in many of their songs. Common Sense is one of the most intriguing and successful artists in the music industry for one very simple reason. They are an band ...

Nick Hernandez CD discography Common Sense is no secret to any avid music fan. Their World Pop/Reggae American Funk Rock style combines their unique personalities and songwriting perspectives. Often compared to artists like Sublime, Common Sense draws its influences from a vast array of artists such as Bob Marley, who's uniquely crafted grooves and songwriting structure changed the world of music. The Beatles, who's influence is easily found in the group's clear and ...

Nick Hernandez albums Reissue Of Uny 17741 Common Sense: Nick Hernandez (vocals); Billy Sherman (guitar, keyboards); Jai Vatuk (guitar, keyboards, percussion); Larry Young (bass); Chuck Morris (drums). Additional personnel: Pato Banton (vocals); Matt Fronke (trumpet); Johnny "Bones" Ervin (trombone, percussion); Danny LeMelle (saxophone).

Nick Hernandez discography Recording information: Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA (12/1993-01/1994). Personnel: Jai Vatuk (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Billy Sherman (vocals, guitar); Nick Hernandez, Larry Young (vocals); John Ervin (flute, trombone); Harold Todd (tenor saxophone, keyboards); Steve Dillard, Dave Allen (trumpet). Audio Mixer: Jai Vatuk.

Nick Hernandez songs (tenor saxophone); Matt Fronke (trumpet); Johnny "Bone" Ervin (trombone); A unique amalgam of California surf-punk with the laid-back side of reggae and ska gives State of the Nation a bright place in the firmament of modern rock. ~ Keith Farley Billy Sherman (keyboards). Recorded at Groove Masters, Santa Monica, California. Personnel: Common Sense (loops); Nick Hernandez (vocals); Billy Sherman (guitar, keyboards); Jai Vatuk (guitar, programming); Dan Higgins (flute, bass flute, alto saxophone); Paul ...