WHO IS TERRY MANN ?
Terry was the Zellig of the New York rock
world. Not only has he played with John Lennon and David Peel,
Debbie Harry, The Waterboys, Leslie West, and assorted other
disreputables, he’s been on the road with and worked production
for the Grateful Dead, P-Funk, Richie Blackmore and Nazareth.
After forming his own record company and getting a song in the
British inde charts, he disappeared into the European subculture,
to eventually resurface in the nether regions of the continent,
where he now resides.
Terry found Jürgen Heimann, Brillig Productions founder,
in true Hollywood fashion - by knowing someone who knew someone.
To make a long story short, Jürgen talked him into writing
the score for a movie that isn’t in production yet, not
to mention a humable themesong for the same.
At the moment he’s hiding away somewhere
in Europe disguised as a blues man, amusing himself and slowly
putting together the album he should’ve done long ago.