Growing up in New Jersey, Warren sang and played keys with numerous local club favorites including, T. Roth and Another Pretty Face, Inferno and Junkyard Dog which featured Bon Jovi drummer, Tico Torres. Warren once found himself singing "Bat Out Of Hell" with a full backing band for the artist Meatloaf and his composer, Jim Steinman. Warren is the co-founder and the former lead vocalist for Pretzel Logic, a Los Angeles based eleven piece band, performing the music of Steely Dan, formed in 2001. In 2006, Warren formed Union Jack, a five piece group creating an authentic sounding tribute to the music, artists and bands of the mid-1960's British Invasion. Warren's recording credits include performing multi-tracked background vocals for Jazz piano legend Ramsey Lewis on his album, "Routes" and for Paul McCartney's longtime guitarist/bassist, Brian Ray on his album, "This Way Up". Additionally, Warren has had considerable professional experience as a recording engineer and technical specialist for many of Los Angeles' best known recording studios. He has also worked in several capacities for numerous music and recording technology manufacturers, such as TC Electronic, New England Digital(Synclavier), Alesis, Amek, Kurzweil and Tascam. Please click on the music links found on this page to access music tracks performed and recorded by Warren Weinberg.