Willie Waldman...

Willie's first album, The Willie Waldman Project was recorded largely in the summer of 2000. Bringing an array of talent to the table showcasing the musicianship of: Daniel Shulman (Garbage), John Molo (Mickey Hart/Phil Lesh), Tony Franklin (The Firm/Jimmy Page), Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sheryl Crow/Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Stephen Perkins (Jane's Addiction/Banyan/Methods of Mayhem). 

Session work for studio soundtracks such as Tombstone, Under Siege 2 and 101 Dalmations and also many commercials. 

1997 Willie met Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction. 
Willie states, "Perry opened the door to the whole alternative rock scene for me. I did horn parts for Perry's project Gobalee using the original Earth, Wind & Fire horn section and went on to meet Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins." 

Waldman and Perkin's played, wrote and co-produced the second Banyan recording Anytime at All, to include some of Willie's original Memphis crew Clint Wagner and Ross Rice. Working with Clint and Ross also brought Willie yet another musical connection with the introduction of Rob Wasserman of the Grateful Dead which Willie went on to record on Wasserman's Space Island project.

Willie Waldman is one you'll find in the liner notes of great artists and groups, still recording and putting out new music in a more in a live setting.