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'''Danny Pearson''' is | '''Danny Pearson''' is a San Francisco-based musician. | ||
==Danny Pearson with American Music Club== | ==Danny Pearson with American Music Club== | ||
In 1983 Pearson was playing guitar with San Francisco new wave band The Ironics, who were rehearsing downstairs from [[Farmers]], when he was approached by [[Vudi]] about joining [[American Music Club]]. Pearson told Sean Body, "Vudi just came down one day and he said, 'We're going to be a great band. I was playing guitar at the time and Vudi told me that in this new band I would play bass, Matt would play drums and Vudi would play guitar...I said okay. The Ironics were pretty dead in the water anyway."<ref>{{cite book|last=Body |first=Sean |title=Wish The World Away |location=London |publisher=SAF Publishing |year=1999 |isbn=0-946719-20-9}}</ref> Pearson initially left during the band's European tour for ''[[The Restless Stranger]]''. Pearson rejoined the band in early 1986 and remained until their 1995 dissolution, and joined the band again for their 2004 reunion album ''[[Love Songs For Patriots]]'' and subsequent live album, ''[[A Toast To You]]''. | |||
==Danny Pearson with Mark Eitzel== | ==Danny Pearson with Mark Eitzel== | ||
Pearson played mandolin, drums, and electric upright bass on Eitzel's 1996 solo album, ''[[60 Watt Silver Lining]]''. Additionally, Pearson recorded the Eitzel-penned "[[Vulture And Hyena]]" for his 2004 solo album ''[[The Oblivion Seeker]]''. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||