Jeff Pryor

The Jeff Pryor Music group is a sextet comprising journeyman rockers and A-list program musicians. Before developing the music group, guitarist Jeff Pryor spent nearly two decades for the Southern California golf club circuit using the rings Wedgewood, the Tempo Rockers, White Collection Fever, as well as the Quicktones. Dealing with maker Daniel Moore, Pryor come up with the all-star clothing bearing his name, attracting vocalist Joey Bowen — previously of DC Drive, General Cluster Funk, and Warm Poultry Stew — who experienced released albums using the 1st two rings and two single albums of his personal; guitarist Stephen Bruton, who also experienced two single albums furthermore to working like a program musician for a number of nation and pop music artists; keyboardist David Paich, an associate of Toto and among the busiest program musicians in LA; bassist Leland Sklar from the Section, another prolific program musician for main pop and rock and roll performers; and drummer Simon Phillips, who, furthermore to a lot of rock and roll and jazz program work, have been a touring and/or saving person in Big Nation, Judas Priest, Toto, Whitesnake, as well as the Who. The sextet documented an recording of Pryor’s tunes, Loverland, released on Teze Information in July 2003.