Do you need what you want and why do you want it? Victim of the Media is a song that explores how our desires are created and controlled by those who stand to benefit. Lyrics: Andy Troy Music: David Stoler Performed by White Gold Video by Andy Troy.
Watch The Aging White Rapper spread the word about living large in the big city with the help of senior discounts and a 8 track player! Gain street wisdom from a guy who's gang loses more members to arthritis than beat downs. Learn what happens when gang activity is interrupted by bedtime. Listen UP cause it's goin' DOWN!
"If You Love Her" is a song that, along with it's flip-side, "Advertise", was a single released by White Gold, a popular, New York based, progressive rock band, that was active during the 70s and 80s. I had the privileged of co-writing those songs with the their keyboard player David Stoler, as well as many others that they performed. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we did writing it.
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"If You Love Her" is a song that, along with it's flip-side, "Advertise", was a single released by White Gold, a popular, New York based, progressive rock band, that was active during the 70s and 80s. I had the privileged of co-writing those songs with the their keyboard player David Stoler, as well as many others that they performed. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we did writing it.
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Classic rock fans Please check out, "I Long For You", a music video I created for a song I wrote with David W Stoler.
It was inspired by a friend who couldn't be with the Suzanne, the woman he loved, due to the distance between them.
A song written to increase awareness of the plight of America's homeless animals. Lyrics: Andy Troy, Music: David Stoler. Special thanks to Joan & Scott Caddell for giving my words a voice and to Sal for putting up with us! I especially enjoyed making the video. Please post a comment & let me know what you think!I can also be reached @: andyfTroy@aol.com.
The Shades 1985 single. Lyrics: Andy Troy, Music: David Stoler. Produced by Richard Termini. The Shades were: Lynette Hudson (vocals), John Dee (guitar), Norman Madnick (bass) & Andy Troy (Drums, songwriter)
The perspective of a serial killer as told through the title song from Andy Troy's film, "Scars of a Predator". The film features Scott Kozel as serial killer William Arnold who came to NYC from Tennessee and brutally raped and murdered four young women. The law did not punish him, but sometimes, there are worse things than prison...
For more info on the film check out it's fan page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Scars-...
Lyrics: Andy Troy Music: David Stoler Vocals:Rob Santangelo Keyboards: David Stoler Guitars: Sal Azzarelli Music engineered &
The perspective of a serial killer as told through the title song from Andy Troy's film, "Scars of a Predator". The film features Scott Kozel as serial killer William Arnold who came to NYC from Tennessee and brutally raped and murdered four young women. The law did not punish him, but sometimes, there are worse things than prison...
For more info on the film check out it's fan page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Scars-...
Lyrics: Andy Troy Music: David Stoler Vocals:Rob Santangelo Keyboards: David Stoler Guitars: Sal Azzarelli Music engineered & produced: David Stoler & Sal Azzarelli Video: Andy Troy
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A song inspired by my tour of the hard-hit neighborhood of Breezy Point, shortly after Hurricane Sandy. I was impressed by the courage & resilience of the neighborhood's residents, as well as that of all New Yorkers. New York has seen a number of tragedies in my lifetime but we're tough and we love our town! Thanks to those that gave my words life, David W Stoler, who wrote the music & played keyboards,
A song inspired by my tour of the hard-hit neighborhood of Breezy Point, shortly after Hurricane Sandy. I was impressed by the courage & resilience of the neighborhood's residents, as well as that of all New Yorkers. New York has seen a number of tragedies in my lifetime but we're tough and we love our town! Thanks to those that gave my words life, David W Stoler, who wrote the music & played keyboards, Orville Davis who provided the vocals & Sal Azzarelli who played guitar, bass & mandolin and also, co-arranged & produced with Dave. Last but not least, special thanks to the brave men & women of the Point Breeze Fire Department for their heroic efforts to save their community!
Read LessI Wanna Know Why", written by Andy Troy & David Stoler was recorded by "The Shades" in 1981 and features their original singer Trisha Burton. Since no band photo with Trisha exists, the opening photo features Lanette Hudson who in 1985 recorded the bands single, "When You're Gone", also available on YouTube.
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