Artist description Geoffrey Cook is solo artist. His main activity is as a studio musician throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Music Style A sophisticated blend of jazz fusion and pop-modern rock

Musical Influences Steely Dan, Yellowjackets, E.W.F., George Duke

Similar Artists Steely Dan / Level 42. Mostly a unique jazz/Alt/Pop sound.

Artist History Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area and studying music at the Sausalito Music Conservatory, Geoff broke into the music business in L.A. in the early 80's. He's toured with various groups around the United States. Geoffrey is best known for his ability to "hit first take keepers" in the recording studios. Today, Geoffrey has been working out of his personal digital recording studio at his home in Pacifica producing CD's and assisting up-and-coming music artists.

Group Members Geoffrey Cook: All keyboards, acoustic & electric drums, all percussion, acoustic & electric guitars, lead & background vocals

Instruments Quadrasynth+, Seer Reality, Acid, RB-303, acoustic & electric drums

Albums Solo Albums:

Press Reviews Song: 'Stuck in a Groove' "This combination of an incredibly insistent bass groove, hypnotic acoustic guitar riffs, and subtle rhythmic propulsion grabs you from the get-go. S.F.-based solo artist Geoffrey Cook doesn't quite fit the Jazz genre, but he has nailed this tune. Angry lyrics of disillusionment almost seethe though his breathy near-whispered delivery. I like how he doubles his vocals an octave above throughout the song to good effect. This reminds me of some Jazz/Pop hybrid groups like The Philosopher Kings and Wolfgang Press. You won't be able to get this song out of your head for days after just one listen." Chauncey Canfield, The Rambo Report 1/99

Location Pacifica, CA - USA

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