Sunset Boulevard - Peter Gunn - incident on Sunset

A piece of music composed to dance with an original sketch of the same name. -T.S.

Matilda, waltzing in the Starlight Ballroom

Original composition; a companion piece of music for my poem 'dreaming'.

Serenity

Original composition, unplanned and unrehearsed. Home-recorded.

September Twelve

A Christmas Song's finale

a Michael Jackson tribute piece, home-recorded.

Sunset Boulevard - You Make Me Feel This Way

my take on an American Songbook standard, "Summertime".

Sunset Boulevard - Summer's Time

Tony Stallard is a keys player-songwriter based in Lexington, Ky. Tony has recorded for three record labels with The Temptashuns and Magnificent 7 Bands, toured, recorded or played in concert with Chuck Berry, the Shirelles, Coasters, Chiffons, Hank Ballard, and TM7 during the sixties. His work has been published in the houses of Lemco, King, and Atlantic Records.

Today, he performs live and recorded music as a solo, accompanist or ensemble player. Compositions "Midnight on Limestone," "In the Gallery of Sunshine," "Echoes over Shakertown," "It's Beginning to be Blue," and an instrumental-vocal "Vine Ripe" are adaptations of his original poetry. 

Tony’s solo music project, ‘Time Train’ is an eclectic journey down vintage tracks laid on music’s landscape from 1950 to the present. His ‘Sunset Blvd.’ marries a unique blending of keys and styling in a menu for fine dining.

Likes: 
Artists whose work he continues to be influenced by; Ray Charles, Roy Orbison, 1960s Girl Groups, Sam Cooke, Frank Sinatra, Brook Benton, Chuck Berry, Ventures, Beach Boys, Dave Brubeck, Four Freshmen, Sarah Vaughan, Stuff, Dimetri Tiomkin, Latin music of Cuba and Brazil, Johnny Mercer, Chet Baker, Steve Winwood, echo chambers of Capitol Records, Richard Tee, Nina Simone,    Wes Montgomery, Howard Roberts, Verve Records, California ‘Cool’ jazz,        the Deep-South and its charm, Memphis, Muscle Shoals, & Motown, Rascals, Nancy Wilson, and the essence of style itself.

I’ve been blessed with life experiences. Music profoundly changed my life. The friends I’ve made are priceless. 
-T.S.

Tony Stallard-Time Train