Legendary Brian Chatton from “Boys Don’t Cry”
Actor: Frankie Ray and Musician: Brian Chatton during a live performance for the “Rock 4 Veterans” event at The Chop Shop Bar and Grill, Aug 2, 2014 Copyright 2014 Bourgeois Magazine LA
When Bourgeois Magazine LA met Brian Chatton five years ago, a long friendship evolved and has been standing strong. Bourgeois Magazine LA had the chance to sit down with the legendary keyboard player, Brian Chatton. We go in-dept with video coverage, photo documentary, concert event, his big birthday milestone of 65, and talk with him about his career in the music industry. Brian Chatton’s refreshing spin on life, career, family, and fortune let’s you understand who he really is. Brian Chatton’s hard work throughout his career has proven he is not giving up the fight as a musician, which is truly inspiring to see. Many entertainers in the music industry usually retire from touring and making music. Not Brian Chatton! His drive and motivation to the highest level on his musical career is truly inspirational.
Brian Chatton’s new single album “I Wanna Be Your Cowboy”, just released out. The song was originally written by Brian Chatton for his music group “Boys Don’t Cry”, which was “I Wanna Be A Cowboy.” You can also see him with the music group “Flaming Youth.” You can check his new CD release on ITunes, Amazon, and other online platforms to purchase for your listening ears!
Brian recently performed for a charity event at The Canyon Club and Salvation Army, which was true hit. With Brian Chatton’s show performances and recent music release, this proves the ability for a talented musician to reach the sky. You can see Brian Chatton’s collaborative efforts below. Bourgeois Magazine LA will be posting soon on the video footage. Keep an eye out for the soon release!
BANDS:
- The Three Jets [1961-1965]
- Warriors [Nov 65-1968]
- John Walker Band [1968]
- Hickory [1968-1969]
- Flaming Youth [1969-1970]
- Eclection [1970]
- Jackson Heights
- Snafu [1974]
- Rock Follies [1975]
- Michael Chapman Band [1976]
- Brian Parrish Band [1976]
- Eric Burdon Band [1976]
- John Miles Band [Dec 77-?]
- Michael Chapman Band [1978]
- The All Star Rock Band [Jul 79] (Casual band – 1 gig)
- John Miles Band
- Pat Travers Band
- The Hollies [1981]
- John Miles Band [1984]
- Meat Loaf Band [1984-1985]
- Boys Don´t Cry
- The Mystic Orchestra [2008]
Brian Chatton’s recording artist: Collaborative Efforts:
- BB King
- Albert Lee
- Phil Collins
- Meatloaf
- Jon Anderson (Yes)
- Keith Emerson
- Sheena Easton
- The Hollies
- Eric Burdon (The Animals)
- Roxy Music
- Ginger Baker
- Jack Bruce
- Clive Bunker (Jethro Tull)
- Barry Barlow (Jethro Tull, Robert Plant)
- Chris DeBurgh
- Joe Cocker
- Tony Childs
- Mel Collins (Rolling Stones)
- Deon Estus (Wham)
- Mo Foster (Phil Collins, Jeff Beck)
- Roger Glover (Deep Purple)
- Raymond Gomez (Stanley Clarke, Aretha Franklin)
- Robin Gibb (Bee Gees)
- Mike Giles (King Crimson)
- Jach Green (4 albums)
- Alan Holdsworth
- Tony Kaye (Yes, David Bowie)
- John Miles (Tina Turner, Joe Cocker)
- Steve Lilliwhite (Producer, U2)
- Cozy Powell (Jeff Beck, Emerson, Lake & Palmer)
- John Porter
- Alan Parsons
- Ian Paice (Deep Purple)
- Shep Pettibone (Producer, Pet Shop Boyes)
- Mick Ralphs (Free, Bad Company, Mott the Hoople)
- Pat Travers (3 albums & live work)
- Mike Slamer
- Chester Thompson
- Ian Wallace (King Crimson, Don Henley)
- Hans Zimmer
- Mike & Tim Franklyn (Bruce Hornsby, Joe Walsh)
- Alan White (Yes, John Lennon)
- Chris Squire (Yes)
- Steve Holley (Wings, Elton John)
- N*SYNC (Vocal Tuition)
- LFO (Vocal Tuition)
- Tommy Matola (Manager)
- Clive Davis (Manager)
- Richie Blackmore
- Peter Frampton
- Alvin Lee
- Danny Lehrman
- Julian Colbeck ( Charlie,Steve Hackett,YES )
- Dave Carlock ( TUBES )
- Rob Vukelich
- Carmine Appice
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