Don Dunn

Dividing his time taken between Nashville and his hometown of NORTH PARK, Don Dunn offers produced his greatest tag like a songwriter. Dunn’s music, including “Hitchcock Highway,” had been documented, in the past due ’60s and ’70s, by such pop and rock and roll performers as Joe Cocker, José Feliciano, Rare Globe, Kenny Rogers, Cher, the 5th Dimensions, and Diana Ross. After spending a lot of the 1980s teaching music and carrying out in small NORTH PARK clubs, he came back to songwriting after shifting to Nashville in the past due ’80s, penning music for Hoyt Axton, the Whites, and Claire Lynch. Although he came back to NORTH PARK in the middle-’90s, Dunn offers continuing to bridge physical variations through his music. He spent five weeks in the Ukraine documenting an recording, Voices From Another World, using the Odessa Connection, that he distributed to Soviet keyboardist Yuri Kuznetsov. The recording was released like a single work after Kuznetsov experienced problems departing the Ukraine. Dunn released his music profession, in the middle-’60s, as an associate of folk-rock music group Deep Six; they released the solitary “Rising Sunlight” in 1966.