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JOE PIZZULO - Male Vocalist
In 1983, Joe met Sergio Mendez and recorded the international top-ten hit "Never Gonna Let You Go". He has enjoyed subsequent successes with "Alibis" and "Take This Love", also with Sergio Mendez. More recently, he has completed work on albums for Heart, Eddie Money, Paul Young and Tony Handley. Joe's talent is consistently called upon by the most respected producers in the business. His many television appearances include, "The Tonight Show" and "Arsenio Hall".
The following is a partial listing of artists, singer Joe Pizzulo has recorded for: Spandau Ballet, Burt Bacharach, Laura Brannigan, Irene Cara, Alice Cooper, Roger Daltry, Harold Faltimeyer, Heart, Engleburt Humperdink, Janet Jackson, Gladys Knight, Kenny Loggins, Melissa Manchester, Sergio Mendez, Bette Midler, Eddie Money, Giorgio Moroder, Graham Nash, Kenny Rankin, David Lee Roth, Rod Stewart & Dionne Warwick.
TERRY WOOD - Female Vocalist
A prolific talent whose voice has graced feature films, television, albums and the concert stage, Terry Wood has displayed her versatility across nearly every musical genre, including pop, rock, R&B, soul, country and international. As a background vocalist she has appeared on stage and television with such top performers as Neil Diamond, Dolly Parton, Bette Midler, Travis Tritt, The Moody Blues, Paula Abdul, Pam Tillis, REO Speedwagon and Jose Feliciano, also lending her pipes to pre-recorded tracks at Disneyland, EuroDisney, Universal Studios and Six Flags. Wood's vocal talents have graced albums for dozens of performers including Celine Dion , Cher, Neil Diamond, REO Speedwagon, Julio Iglesias, Alice Cooper, Jeffrey Osborn, Ringo Starr, Olivia Newton-John, Paula Abdul, Tiffany, Joey Lawrence, and Stephanie Mills. Her Spanish album credits include those with Julio Iglesisas, Jose Feliciano, Maria Conchita Alonzo, Vicki Carr, Valeria Lynch, Gloria Trevie, Roberto Carlos and Amanda Miguel
Wood's voice is also well known from the worlds of film and television. Her filmwork includes "The Lion King", "The Jetsons","American Tale 2", "The Pagemaster", "Cry Baby", "The Babysitters' Club", "Maximum Risk", "Sabrina", "Glory", and "Out for Justice", with appearances and vocals on such televisions shows as "The Nanny", "Married with Children", "Who's the Boss", "Amazing Grace", "Into the Night", Quantum Leap", "Step By Step", "Cop Rock", "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno", "Beavis & Butt-Head", " The Academy Awards" and "The Billboard Awards".
JAMES CHRISTIAN - male vocalist
A world-class singer with an international following, James Christian is best known for his soulful number one single "Can't Find My Way Home" with the rock group House of Lords. As frontman from 1989-91, Christian recorded three albums--House of Lords, House of Lords: Sahara and House of Lords: Demons Down -- which generated seven music videos including "Remember My Name", ranked Number Four on the MTV charts. During his tenure, the group opened for the world tours of Ozzie Osbourne, Cheap Trick, Queensryche, Scorpions and Tesla. In November 1996, his solo album Rude Awakening achieved international success, reaching Number One in Belgium and Germany. Christian has used his pipes as a background vocalist for KISS, Cheap Trick and many other groups. James has also made numerous appearances on network television, including an episonde of "Full House in which he performed with the Beach Boys.
MARK BAKER - Head Songwriter
Baker's works have been recorded by a wide variety of internationally known recording artists including The Temptations, .38 Special, Triumph, Dillinger, Candi, House of Lords, Boulevard, Louisa Florio, Signal, Hardline and numerous others. His songs have also been featured in movies such a Hellraiser lll, Dr. Giggles and Could This Be Love?
Dozens of Baker's compositions have been recorded in Canada and several of these have achieved status as standards. With twenty songs in the top Ten, he has had eight Number One songs in Quebec and has been honored with the "Most Played Song" award four times in the past decade by SOCAN (Society of Canadian Artists and Composers). The Grand Prize recipient of the Canadian Song Festival, Baker also won the Eurovision Song Festival in 1994.
The previous year he produced Canadian artist Julie Masse, writing four songs for the project. Masse went on to win a JUNO (the Canadian Grammy) for Best New Artist, and the album was nominated for Best Album of the Year in 1994. Since 1995, Baker has devoted himself exclusively to GiftSongs.com®, although his songs continue to be recorded around the world.
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