Post by 1finemrg on Apr 13, 2018 21:50:01 GMT -5
David Mullaney passed away April 12 at the age of 86.
He started his music career in jazz on accordion. Like many, the Beatles drew David toward popular music. By the late 60s he was vice-president of Laurie Records arranging songs for Dion and the Royal Guardsmen.
He released an album "Switched-On Bachrach" in 1969 under the name Christopher Scott. In the late 70s he built a very successful career as an arranger for film, TV, and commercials, winning a number of Cleo awards (advertising and communication).
In the late 80s he moved to Cadillac, MI and became the station manager at WKJF.
His shining moment in the Top 40 occurred in 1972 as a member of a studio group. Their instrumental exploded into the Top 10 in a jiffy, rising to a peak of #9.
Must have been a favorite of Orville Redenbacher.
Popcorn - Hot Butter
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He started his music career in jazz on accordion. Like many, the Beatles drew David toward popular music. By the late 60s he was vice-president of Laurie Records arranging songs for Dion and the Royal Guardsmen.
He released an album "Switched-On Bachrach" in 1969 under the name Christopher Scott. In the late 70s he built a very successful career as an arranger for film, TV, and commercials, winning a number of Cleo awards (advertising and communication).
In the late 80s he moved to Cadillac, MI and became the station manager at WKJF.
His shining moment in the Top 40 occurred in 1972 as a member of a studio group. Their instrumental exploded into the Top 10 in a jiffy, rising to a peak of #9.
Must have been a favorite of Orville Redenbacher.
Popcorn - Hot Butter
Obituary