Paul Pearson

Paul Pearson is a local Northern Californian who was simply raised in the Sacramento, California region. He received his bachelor’s level in the Evergreen State University in Olympia, Washington, where he focused on musicology and broadcast arts. He also hosted a every week music present at open public radio place KAOS Olympia. Mr. Pearson can be a piano participant with tenure in rings such as for example L. Ron Shrubbery, Question Girl, and Harvey Sid Fisher’s back-up unit. Furthermore, he promises some effectiveness on electric guitar, though very little. He has resided in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, Seattle, Olympia and LA, where he presently resides and functions for an unbiased music marketing firm. Desert Isle Picks 1. “Something/Anything?” – Todd Rundgren (Bearsville 1973) 2. “Astral Weeks” – Truck Morrison (Warner Bros 1968) 3. “Obtain Content!!” – Elvis Costello & The Destinations (Columbia 1980) 4. “Innervisions” – Stevie Wonder (Tamla 1973) 5. “London Contacting” – The Clash (Epic 1979) 6. “Bringing EVERYTHING BACK” – Bob Dylan (Columbia 1965) 7. “Exile in Guyville” – Liz Phair (Matador 1993) 8. “Perspex Isle” – Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians (A&M 1991) 9. “The Pretenders” – The Pretenders (Sire 1978) 10. “The Special deals” – The Special deals (Chrysalis 1979) 11. “THERE IS NOTHING Wrong With Appreciate” – Created to Spill (Up 1994) 12. “The Light Record” – the Beatles (Apple 1968) 13. “Marshall Crenshaw” – Marshall Crenshaw (Warner Bros. 1982) 14. “I SIMPLY Can’t End It” – The British Defeat (Sire 1980) 15. “Squeezing Out Sparks” – Graham Parker (Arista 1979) 16. “Didn’t It Blow YOUR BRAIN: Spirit Hits from the 70’s Vols. 1-18” – Several Performers (Rhino 1991, 1994) * 17. “Personal Greatest” – Harry Nilsson (RCA 1995) 18. “Packed” – The Velvet Underground (Cotillion 1970) 19. “Hardly ever Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols” – The Sex Pistols (Warner Bros. 1977) 20. “Odelay” – Beck (DGC 1996) 21. “Seducing Down the entranceway” – John Cale (Rhino 1994) 22. “That is the Method of the Globe” – Globe, Wind & Fireplace (Columbia 1975) 23. “The River” – Bruce Springsteen (Columbia 1980) 24. “EVERYTHING Must Move” – George Harrison (Apple 1970) 25. “12 Music” – Randy Newman (Reprise 1970) All schedules approximate. Mr. Pearson wish to emphasize that selections at night Top 10 are often subject to transformation. *This is normally a 20-quantity set; nevertheless, Mr. Pearson just has the initial 18 amounts, and figures credibility would be the very best policy.