Ted Perlman on Clubhouse

Bio

Ted “Theo” Perlman has produced, played guitar, arranged, recorded, & toured with major artists Whitney Houston, Harry Belafonte, Bob Dylan, Diana Ross, Burt Bacharach, Christian music stars Colton Dixon & Nicole C. Mullen, Ronald Isley, Mexican pop star Alessandra Rosaldo, The Manhattans, jazz multi-Grammy winners the Manhattan Transfer, gospel legend Edwin Hawkins, Beatles drummer Ringo, Jazz legend George Duke, Joe Cocker, iconic group “Chicago”, rapper Young M.C., R&B stars Howard Hewett-Deniece Williams-Stephanie Mills-Kashif-Melba Moore-Mary J. Blige, father of punk music Jonathan Richman, country stars Garth Brooks & Dolly Parton, Latin music stars Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe, Phantom of the Opera star Michael Crawford, Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood, Filipino star Imelda Papin, & disco salsa innovators Dr. Buzzard's Savannah Band. He has done extensive work in TV & Movies. He arranged, programmed, & recorded 3 songs in the Adam Sandler movie "I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry", ft. Lance Bass of *NSYNC. Ted produced the song "Before We Say Goodbye" for MTV's "2gether", produced, played, & composed the score for ABC-TV's "World Stunt Awards", co-wrote the main theme & cues for Showtime's "Full Frontal Comedy" (winner of Cable ACE award for Best Stand Up Comedy), co-produced 2 songs in the Ellen Burstyn film "Walking Across Egypt", & produced the title song for Jean-Claude Van Damme’s film "Desert Heat". Ted produced and co-wrote two songs for Alessandra Rosaldo, “Por Tu Amor” & “Eres”, which were the title song and closing theme for the Mexican TV novella “Ni Contigo”.
Ted won a Grammy for his work on "At This Time" by Burt Bacharach, & co-produced with Burt a song on Ronald Isley's Dreamworks CD "Here I Am". On "New Music From An Old Friend", Ted played the guitar solo on Brian Wilson’s "What Love Can Do" & co-produced "Still Remember" with Burt Bacharach. He mixed "The 5 Browns" duet w/Dean Martin of "Everybody Loves Somebody" (which went to #1 TWICE in Billboard).
Ted is especially proud of playing the two guitar solos on Bob Dylan's "Tight Connection To My Heart" from his CBS/Sony album "Empire Burlesque".