Tony Perrino - Co-writer, musician, producer, engineer

Tony Perrino

Tony has been playing music since a very young age, becoming serious in bands by the age of twelve. Always being interested in many instruments Tony has continued to this day to be a multi-instrumentalist, but his main love and only real threat is the Hammond B-3 organ. Organ, lead and Bkg.Vocal, and Primary focus on songwriting/producing with partner Dan Toler, formerly of “The Gregg Allman Band” and “ The Allman Bros. Band”, out of Perrino’s N.Y. based 24 trk Digital/Analog studio, as well as Toler’s 16 track studio in Sarasota Fla.
Throughout the 1960’s Tony groomed his regional NY bands playing Rock, R&B, Soul, Gospel, digesting these styles, growing and learning, live performance, as well as recording techniques of this music.
Continuing through the 70’s he blossomed and spread out into the realms of funk and jazz, and even southern rock, and Swing. The 80’s and 90’s kept Tony on call as one of the NY area’s busiest tour and studio B-3 players, (and Drummer). Tony was also well known for organizing, and leading some of the regions finest bands and driving them to success or eventual prestige of some sort.

Discography
Studio tracks on Independent CD’s
National level demos
Bekka Bramlett
Tommy Byrne (Guitar Billy Joel/Enrique Eglesias)
Mike McAvoy (1999 Traffic tour)
Gary Burke (Joe Jackson)

CD’s for release
TGZ “Living Dangerously”
Dan Toler Live
Year of Tears (Toler/Perrino)
Heaven Forbid (Blue Oyster Cult)
The Albert Carey Project (Albert Carey)
Caroline Doctorow
The Matt Smith Band (Matt Smith)
Independent CD’s for release
Too numerous to mention, (search Tony Perrino, to find credits, as studio, producer, player etc. or contact)

Tony has performed with artists ranging from, Orleans, The Winters Bros. Band, Larry Correyal, Matt Smith, and Toy Caldwell, to Dan Toler (from the Allman Bros. Band)….as well as opening act slots for world famous artists all over the country. He has truly paid his dues on both sides of the live and studio sides of the coin.