Storm of The Century - Music Production Company

Denny's career experience has included sharing the stage with performers such as Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra, Wilson Pickett, Whitney Houston, Bill Murray and Bo Diddley, to name a few. His stints as a young performer with New York society orchestras like Lester Lanin and Peter Duchin helped make him understand the subtle differences in style of music.
 His Catalog is a wide-ranging repertoire of every type of music. Show tunes, big band, society sounds, Dixieland, Latin, jazz, country, blues, classic rock and the latest top ten all come into play.

Learn more about Denny at his website.

Michelle Amato is a dynamic vocalist whose abilities to convey the deep passion of a lyric as well as soar effortlessly make her one of the most in demand names is music today. She has performed and recorded with an incredibly diverse array of artists, including Liza Minnelli, Al Green, Sandi Patty, Jon Secada, Donna Summer, Michael McDonald, Ira Sullivan, Jon Hendricks, Celia Cruz, Rita Marley and world renowned composer Yanni. Her solo work can be heard on his “Ethnicity” cd and “Yanni Live” DVD. Michelle recorded the title cut on Dirty Martini’s debut CD, “Save Your Love For Me, and her own debut CD “I’m All Smiles.”

Singer and songwriter Terry Campbell was born into a musical family and raised in the hills of north Alabama. When he was seven, his father gave him a guitar and he has been playing and singing ever since. His professional musical career began at the age of 14, playing electric bass and singing in the family band, honing his craft at festivals and small shows throughout the south. After graduation from the family music academy, he landed a position in one of the innovative bluegrass bands, the Front Porch String Band, touring with them for almost two years.  His extensive knowledge of bluegrass, country and roots music is reflected in his songwriting, singing and guitar playing skills.

Famous for his ability to provide perfect accompaniment in any musical situation, bassist Jeff Ganz’s resume reads like a who's who of popular American music.. In addition to drums and traditional upright bass, he is also a master of fretted and fretless 4, 5, 8, and 12-string electric bass, as well as piccolo bass guitar. He has performed on television, in concert and on CD for such artists as Rita Moreno, Howard Levy, Melanie, Al Cohn, Johnnie Johnson, The Village People, Billie Joe Royal, Marvin Hamlisch, Liza Minnelli, Kenwood Dennard and Ben Vereen, amongst many others.

While building a thirty-plus year reputation as a first-call bassist, Jeff's freelance credits include movie soundtracks, Broadway musicals and national television commercials.

Musician, vocalist and composer Goliath Flores’ talents cover a broad spectrum of instruments and world styles.  Though well known for his classical guitar playing, he is also proficient on drums, piano, percussion, clarinet, and accordion as well as ethnic instruments such as duduk, oud, riq drum, daf drum, and nay flutes. Born and raised in Los Angeles, he worked as an assistant with various studio producers before moving to Texas to major in music and study with world renowned guitarist Christopher McGuire. He moved to Florida to further his music studies and teach guitar, piano and percussion.

Stoopid Daddy Records founder and multi media artist Scott Staton has been involved in the New York music, art and animation scene since the 1970's. He performed and toured with Denny Leroux and the Peter Duchin Orchestra for 17 years and has performed with artists such as Danny Kalb of the Blues Project, Charlie Musselwhite, Roomfull of Blues and T.S. Monk. and played with groups who’ve opened for The Pointer Sisters, George Benson and Bo Diddley. His soundtrack compositions include music for the feature film, “The Compleat Beatles” and the Weston Woods short animated film “The Caterpillar and the Polliwog.”

Larry Alexander is an engineer/producer who began his career at 914 Studios recording such superstars as Bruce Springsteen and Janis Ian (for which he won a Grammy for Best Engineered Recording.) After lengthy employment as a staff engineer at Power Station Studios, Larry began to freelance and has worked extensively in the U.S. and abroad recording music for albums, film, television and advertising.  He is one of a handful of engineer/producers with expertise in almost all forms and styles of music.

Laura Theodore is a compelling, vivid, and versatile artist who has blown critics away with her incredible vocal range. Columnist Liz Smith perhaps said it best: “Her fans seem to think she is Streisand, Joplin, Lee, and Midler combined” (The New York Daily News).Laura has recorded five critically acclaimed jazz and blues CDs. Her debut disc, Tonight’s The Night, garnered a Musicians Magazine BUBS Award. What Is This Thing Called Jazz? followed and Live at Vartan Jazz was produced by the Vartan Jazz label.  She has starred in countless theatrical productions, and toured the U.S.with her critically acclaimed one woman show Celebrating the Great Ladies of American Song.

Jimmy Maxwell is a society bandleader and pianist, who conducts the music of New Orleans’ Mardi Gras. Jimmy is a former partner of Peter Duchin (son of Eddy Duchin). He performs for debutante balls and charity galas across the U.S. and abroad.

Jimmy also serves as director of the Louis Armstrong Society, has conducted for Harry Connick Sr. in “A Tribute To Frank Sinatra with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra” and performed for Presidents Reagan ,Bush (’41) and Clinton as well as members of the British Royal Family.