ARTIST: Terry Silverlight
TITLE: Wild!!
LABEL: terry Silverlight Music
GENRE: Jazz
BITRATE: 219kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 59min total
RELEASE DATE: 2004-00-00
RIP DATE: 2006-10-20
TRACK LIST
1. Sparkey J's 5:54
2. Pugnacious 5:05
3. Brown 'n Serve 6:47
4. Windsurfing 7:05
5. Wild 6:22
6. Phantom of Bebopera 4:50
7. Yo 6:25
8. WTC 6:18
9. Insane 6:26
10.Closing 4:38
RELEASE NOTES
BIOGRAPHY
Terry Silverlight has been involved with many facets of the music business and
has contributed his musical talents as a leader,composer, producer, arranger,
drummer, author and educator to projects in almost every style of music.
Terry began his recording career at the age of 14 when he played drums on his
brother Barry Miles' innovative "White Heat" album. That recording laid the
groundwork for what was later to be categorized by
others as "fusion music". Throughout high school, Terry continued to perform and
record with the band "Barry Miles and Silverlight" and later attended Princeton
University while studying piano with Olga Von Til. Between that time and moving
to New York City, he wrote an instructional drum book entitled "The Featured
Drummer" with introductions by
author/educator Jim Chapin and New York Philharmonic percussionist Morris Lang.
Since then, he has performed all over the world and has played drums on
countless gold and platinum records, jingles, TV shows and movie scores with
many of the world's greatest talents including Billy Ocean, George Benson,
Natalie Merchant, Freddie Jackson, Stephanie Mills, Melba Moore, Tom Jones,
Change, Don Johnson, Laura Nyro, Anne Murray, Jeffrey Osborne, Mel Torme,
Jennifer Holladay, John Simon (Princeton alumnus), Phil Woods, The Fania All
-Stars, The CTI All-Stars, Jonathan Butler, and movie scores for "One Fine Day",
"You've Got Mail", "Object Of My Affection", "Titus", "Frida", "Slaves Of New
York", "The Butcher Boy" and "What Planet Are You From". He's participated in
countless tours and live performances with Roberta Flack, as her drummer for
several years, and performances in concert halls throughout Japan on a bi-yearly
basis with award-winning, all-star jazz ensemble "The Manhattan Jazz Orchestra".
Simultaneously, he's had a career as a composer/ songwriter/ arranger/ producer
having written hundreds of pieces for network shows including "One Life To
Live", "The Sopranos", "All My Children", "Ed", "Jag", "Beverly Hills 90210",
"The Young And The Restless", "Passions", "Guiding Light", "Seventh Heaven",
jingles for Reebok, Gain Detergent, Nicorette, Pantene, Nutrament, Crisco
Canola, songs in the films "Marci X" with Lisa Kudrow, "Mad About Mambo" with
Keri Russell, "Head Over Heels" with Freddie Prinze Jr. and Monica Potter, "The
Brady Bunch In The White House", and songs recorded on albums for Nancy Wilson,
Carl Anderson, Louise (top ten, platinum-selling single in the UK on EMI
Records), Maia Amada, Yasuko Agawa with Philip Ingram and Masaki Udea among
others.
His debut solo artist recording "Terry Silverlight"on the CEI/Cymekob label not
only features his drumming, but the entire album was composed, produced and
arranged by Terry in his studio.
Terry's bio is included in The Hollywood Reporter's "Who's Who In Composing"
(January, 2000 issue), "Who's Who In Entertainment '98",
"Who's Who In Music/Pop '99 & '00" and "Outstanding People of the 20th Century".
Terry currently endorses Gretsch Drums, Paiste Cymbals, Pro-Mark Drumsticks,
Evans Drumheads and has written articles for and been written about in Tascam,
Billboard, ASCAP's Playback, Princeton Alumni Weekly, Princeton's With One
Accord, Modern Drummer, Drum Tracks and Percussioner magazines.
"WILD"
All music composed and arranged by Terry Silverlight. Co-produced by Terry
Silverlight and Will Lee.
Featuring: Will Lee, Paul Shaffer, Edgar Winter, Hiram Bullock, Chuck Loeb, Lew
Soloff, David Mann, Charles Blenzig, Mike Ricchiuti and John Clark.
"Wild" is a melding of the various styles of music I heard growing up --jazz,
classical, Indian, rock, pop, R&B. I wrote the material for this album to
highlight not only the virtuosity of the individual musicians, but also the
dynamic ways they could come together as an ensemble. While each song lends its
own distinctive musical style to the mix, and features a selection of superb
soloists, the album's overall cohesiveness springs fro