Brian Jerome Project / Members
Gary Fountaine
BassistGary is one of the most sought out bassist in the Portland Oregon Music scene. He currently holds down the bass spot in the famous group, Nu Shooz (I Can't Wait) and you can see Gary performing with them in the Portland metro area and on tour. He is a fantastic fellow with a great sense of humor and another very old friend of mind!
Jim Fischer
Keyboardist Recording Artist Songwriter Audio EngineerJim is one of my dearest and oldest friends who I met when I first moved to Portland Oregon. He plays keyboards on a George Duke cover song entitled, "Someday" on my latest release. You may see Jim on a Holland American Cruise Line ship performing where he spends most of his time during the year.
Melvin Brannon Jr.
Bassist Audio EngineerMelvin Brannon Jr. aka M. Cat Spooney is on tour with the "Dan Reed Network" original member, and Booker T. and the MGs. He plays on three of the songs on this project and is a very close personal friend of mine for many years!
Steve Strain
Horn PlayerSteve Strain is a successful studio musician and performing artist and DJ too! He plays on all three of my Albums and is a very close personal friend of mine who I've know since I was 20.
Kevin Ohmart
Horn PlayerKevin is an accomplished studio musician and performing artist. He scribed the horn parts for "Summer Breezin"and I couldn't have done this without him. He is a very special friend!
Stan Bock
Horn PlayerStan Bock is an Icon in the Portland Oregon music scene and has played with so many famous people I can't even begin to mention. He plays a short solo on George Duke's "Summer Breezin"
Jerry Jacque
DrummerJerry Jacque is currently touring with the "Ty Curtis Band" and has just been signed to a major label with video's coming soon and a hot album. He is also a very successful performing artist and has played with countless groups.
Dennis Bradford
DrummerDennis Bradford is the original drummer of the "Jeff Lorber Fusion" originators of the Smooth Jazz sound. He plays on the cover tunes by George Duke, "Someday" and "Summer Breezin"
Reinhardt Melz
Drummer SongwriterReinhardt is probably the best drummer I know and is currently on tour with "Pink Martini" and is doing very well for himself. Successful studio musician and performing artist, he has also toured with Gino Vannelli for many years. You can hear him solo on "Ain't Nowhere 2 B Found"
Brent Boisvert
Bassist SongwriterBrent is also a very new friend of mine and I couldn't have done this without him, his bass playing is rock solid and he plays on the majority of these songs.
Hal Cope
Guitarist SongwriterHal is incredibly funky and my newest friend on this project, he plays on several of these tunes and solo's on "That's What You Mean 2 Me" I couldn't have done this without him!
Jay Koder
Guitarist SongwriterJay is a highly sought after studio musician as well as performing artist and has toured with so many people I don't have the time to mention them all. He is fantastic and someone I have know for a very long time. He plays acoustic on "Summer Breezin" by George Duke.
Scott Boyd
GuitaristScott plays in a successful cover group that tours in the USA called "The Spazmatics" he has a great sense of humor and is one of the funkiest guitarist I know. He also played in the band "Shock" who had a top 40 hit in the 80s called "Let's Get Crackin"http://www.allmusic.com/album/lets-get-crackin-mw0001011848 I've know him since I was 19 and he is a very good friend of mine!
Ramsey Embick
Audio Engineer Keyboardist SongwriterRamsey is a successful recording engineer and has recorded acts like "The Pointer Sisters", "LaVert", to name a few. His talent as a keyboardist is off the charts, simply incredible! He engineered and co-produced "Third Time's A Charm" and solo's on "Summer Breezin" by George Duke and "Ain't Nowhere 2 B Found" and the title track "Third Time's A Charm"
Tom Aldrich
Audio Engineer Keyboardist SongwriterTom is a successful recording technician and runs Mystery Hill Studios in Orlando FL. He wrote all the original music for my latest project and sings on "You're Still With Me" which is about our relationship in the industry.
