Artist description Larry Neil is a published Singer/songwriter.

Music Style Pop/rock with a little country and classic rock in the mix

Musical Influences Rock,Country Rock and R&B

Similar Artists Bryan Adams ,Edwin McCain,Jude Cole

Artist History Larry Neil grew up in New Rochelle, NY. Along with childhood friend and bandmate Tom Parisi, Larry has performed around the NYC club scene and continues to write music for film and TV. Along with Tom, the "Almost Human" project was formed and released an indi CD in 1997-98. Larry was the lead vocalist for the project. Larry was joined by Bassist Joe Lanasa for several cuts and bassist Huey Macdonald (Bon Jovi, Michael Bolton) also guested on two of Larry's tunes, "Down and Dirty" and "Girl's are out". The tune "Down and Dirty" was recently used in the NBC Movie, "INTO THE ARMS OF DANGER", staring Morgan Fairchild.Larry is currently at work on a followup solo project.Larry was happy to have Yasmin Alers and her sister Carmen perform background vocals on "Can't Let You Go". Yasmin as you may know is currently starring in the hit Broadway Musical, "RENT".You can e-mail Larry at Rockin714@aol.com Also check out Larry's December interview on WWW.HUMRADIO.COM To you Thomas Edmond Parisi I say "Hang in there my friend , you are loved by so many."

Group Members Larry Neil-vocals

Instruments Larry Neil- guitar and vocals

Albums Currently working on the Bam Bam Project

Press Reviews Buzz Magazine- "if you think Bryan Adams is rock's savior, then Larry Neil is a Godsend"The Music Paper-"Everywhere I Go",mainstream rock with Daltrey vocals and Rundgren harmonies and a monster hook"The Music Connection-"Can't let you go" is very pretty and showcases Neil's strong emotional voice"The Music Press- "Good well crafted radio ready pop"

Additional Info DSM Producers worldwide-Warner/Chapell-USA

Location Hastings-on-Hudson, New York - USA

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