You are who you are.

Yes...do a one man band thing here locally. Perform to backing tracks I write, perform, and produce in my studio.

Artist can get access to a world wide audience without ever leaving the studio. How cool is that?

Is that trick question?

Danny was flirting with music long before he picked up his first guitar. His mother favored country artists, but he couldn't stop singing Elvis tunes. Even as a child he was arranging, singing into a vacuum cleaner hose to create reverb.

Adding the guitar and forming a band at 14 was logical progression of this relationship with music for Danny. He dated around a bit, playing with many bands throughout high school. He learned from each experience, but always found himself coming back to the songs he'd grown up with.

Through college and military service, his guitar was his best friend and confidant, always by his side. He finally accepted that music was much more than a casual affair for him. It was in his soul, and his guitar was the conduit of its expression.

His engagement came when he joined the award-winning band Windjam as lead guitarist, and began writing original songs for the band to perform. Windjam captivated audiences across the U.S. for ten years before the members parted amicably. Danny took his guitar to California and delighted fans with his solo performances, and continued to experiment with words, music and arrangements. He left L.A. in 2000, opened his studio near Chicago and made the first recordings of songs that had been playing in his head for so many years. Bringing this marriage of poetic lyrics, romantic guitar and his hypnotic voice together gives Danny a way to share the joy, sorrow, passion and love that is in his heart with his listeners. And he still loves to sing Elvis.

Elvis, Beatles, Hendrix, Clapton, old time rock and roll, touch of blues and country here and there.

I used to love hanging out at the 3rd St. Promenade down near the Santa Monica beach. So full of life and interesting people.

Professional studio.

It's up to you...