Artist description Daniel is a solo artist who's been playing guitar for over 20 years. His style of acoustic ballads and love songs are his cornerstone, however his roots are in The Blues. He enjoys writing and performing his music, either live, or in the studio.

Music Style Acoustic ballads, love songs and blues.

Musical Influences The Eagles, James Taylor, Eric Clapton, Dire Straits, Clint Black, Vince Gill

Similar Artists James Taylor, Eagles, John Denver, Jimmy Buffett

Group Members Daniel Waite: Acoustic, Electric and Bass Guitars, percussion, and keys. George "The G-Man" Irwin: Blues Harp and Piano.

Instruments 12 string acoustic, 6 string acoustic, electric and bass guitars, harmonica, and keyboards.

Albums Warm Rain

Press Reviews In an age where trash talking street wise hip hop artists, and self indulgent rap/rock hybrids seem to rule the musical landscape, it is indeed refreshing to discover an artist like Daniel Waite.I remember the first time I ever heard a Daniel Waite song.......it was Melodee's Song........and I also remember immediately thinking what a great songwriter this guy is.His is a classic style of composing that can be identified in many legendary recording artists sounds.I know this may sound a little silly, but the artist I compare Daniel more closely to than any other is Tom Waits.Get it........Daniel Waite........Tom Waits.This is not meant to be a joke though.I find the same kind of heart, strength, and vulnerability in Daniel Waite's music that I also find in Tom Waits vast body of acclaimed work.I absolutely feel this is a fair comparison.If "Melodee's Song" doesn't hook you, another one of Daniel's cuts will.That's the kind of CD "Warm Rain" is, you can count on it.Erik Albrektsen"Erik's Eclectic Mix"

Location Burbank, CA - USA

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