Terry Brock

Born

1961-09-26

Birthplace

Blue Ridge, Georgia, USA

Biography

Terry Brock's first professional job in the music business was as a vocalist on the Kansas album Drastic Measures in 1983. He also toured with Kansas in support of that album and has worked with them on many other projects to date, including the band Seventh Key with Kansas bassist Billy Greer and featuring former Kansas violinist Robby Steinhardt. Later, Terry worked on albums for Johnny Van Zant (of Lynyrd Skynyrd) and Molly Hatchet, among others, and became the lead vocalist/songwriter in the band Network. Terry co-wrote the song, "Back In America," originally recorded for the soundtrack to the movie "European Vacation" with Chevy Chase, and runs over the end credits. Terry then toured extensively with The Steve Morse Band, and recorded two albums, Native Sons and Walk In The Fire, with his band Strangeways on BMG/RCA records. He then relocated to New York City to work with famed producer Neil Kernon on bands such as Aviator, Britny Fox, Heaven's Edge, and Bonham. While living in NYC, he also lent backing vocals to Michael Bolton's albums Everybody's Crazy; Time, Love and Tenderness; and Soul Provider; while still finding time to sing lead and backing vocals on over 100 national TV commercials!! Terry's recent works include his solo CD, Back To Eden (title track co-written with Survivor's Jim Peterik, and bonus track co-written with LeRoux's Jim Odom, "Fire On The Bayou"), Seventh Key's latest 3 releases, including the live DVD/CD release, Live In Atlanta, and lead vocalist and co-writer on Streets and City Boy guitarist Mike Slamer's solo CD, Nowhere Land.