Bernie Schwartz

Bernie Schwartz (never to end up being confused using the Brooklyn-born Bernie Schwartz who all became the professional Tony Curtis) was a Hollywood-based songwriter and occasional vocalist who all left behind many impressive recordings and music under a variety of pseudonyms, including Don Atello, Bernie Ballentine, and Adrian Satisfaction. He had an extended association using the Everly Brothers, and he and Phil Everly had been jointly or singly — this will depend whom you talk to — involved with writing songs documented by Schwartz. Schwartz’s profession in music trim across several intervals and idioms — he collaborated for a while with Sharon Sheely (starting his connection with the Everlys), employed in a pop/rock and roll mode, and effectively transferred into raga-influenced pop/rock and roll first from the psychedelic period (as Adrian Satisfaction) using the one “Her Name Is normally Melody.” A year or two afterwards, he was back again as an associate from the music group the Comfortable Seat, which was sufficient to command the interest of several members from the Doorways as companies. Schwartz also trim a solo record called The Steering wheel, but he afterwards left music to become successful writer of self-help and well-known psychology books.