Bill
Cuomo - Producer, keyboards & string arrangements
 Bill
has done it all - producer, musician, arranger and now
the owner of his own studio and record company. Bill's
distinctive keyboards can be heard on Bette Davis Eyes
by Kim Carnes and Can't Fight This Feeling by REO Speedwagon.
His credits also include co-writing Oh, Sherrie for
Steve Perry and producing for Barbra Streisand. He also
arranged the title track for the James Bond film Never
Say Never Again starring Sean Connery. Bill gave up
the hectic life of L.A. a few years back for the serene
countryside of Williamson County, just outside Nashville.
He built a state-of-the-art recording studio, Manzanita
Recording, where he continues to churn out great music.
His work with Lamelle Harris there garnered two Grammy
nominations and a Dove award. He's the co-owner of Sonic
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Beeb
Birtles - Associate producer, background vocals &
acoustic guitar
 Beeb
is one of the founding members of Little River Band,
the Australian sensation of the '70s and '80s which
went on to conquer the world. One listen to his latest
CD, Driven By Dreams on Sonic Sorbet Records, and it's
quite apparent that Beeb was instrumental in the unique
sound of LRB. The best example is LRB's hit song Happy
Anniversary which Beeb co-wrote. He can be heard on
all of their hits like Help Is On Its Way, Reminiscing,
Lady, Lonesome Loser, Cool Change, Man On Your Mind,
Take It Easy On Me and The Other Guy. In the early '90s,
Beeb decided it was time for a cool change and left
his native Australia, settling in Nashville. He's now
co-owner of Sonic Sorbet Records where he records and
produces other acts. |
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Ron
Krasinski - Drums
 Another
L.A. transplant, Ron's drums have been the backbone
of some of pop's biggest hits. He's played and/or
recorded with everyone from Olivia Newton-John, Seals
& Crofts, Barry Manilow, Melissa Manchester and
Sheena Easton. He's played on numerous sitcom themes,
everything from Sigmund the Sea Monster to Murphy
Brown. He made his acting debut recently in the Dolly
Parton made-for-TV movie The Blue Valley Songbird.
He's also written jingles for companies like Lee 501
Jeans and Pringles.
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