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Brian Mann
Brian is a composer and keyboardist with experience in pop, rock, jazz, classical, folk,
country music. Born outside Charlotte, NC, Brian began to compose music at an early age.
At age 13, he got a steady gig at a Love Valley dancehall. Playing in orchestras,ensembles,
bands, clubs and various musical venues, Brian got his break with "The Novas Nine" and
wrote the million seller "Pain". He pursued a BA from Lenoir Rhyne University where he
studied piano and composition.
He has recorded with many of the most talented musicians, singers and producers in the world, and has written extensively for animation, film, TV and records. Between 1981 and 1986, he worked with Larry Carlton and Michael MacDonald as a keyboardist. Today, he mainly works as a composer. |
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Friends Warner Bros. Records 9 23834-1 recorded in Hollywood, CA/USA |
Larry Carlton, bass, guitar, piano, percussion Michael Brecker, sax Jim Horn, flute Bill Reichenbach, trombone Charles Loper, trombone Dick Hyde, trombone Lew McCreary, trombone Charles Findley, trumpet Gary E. Grant, trumpet Jerry Hey, trumpet Larry Hall, trumpet Pat Lobinger, trumpet Don Menza, woodwind Gary Herbig, woodwind Gordon Berg, woodwind James Horn, woodwind Kim Hutchcroft, woodwind Larry Williams, woodwind B.B. King, guitar Don Freeman, clavinet Don Freeman, piano Joe Sample, piano Terry Trotter, piano Brian Mann, organ, synthesizer Joe Porcaro, vibes Abe Laboriel, bass Jeff Porcaro, drums Alex Acuna, percussion Paulinho Da Costa, percussion Joe Porcaro, timpani |
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