Alan Morphew

Alan Morphew is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer.  He began playing music at age 10 on trumpet, soon followed by guitar, bass, and vocals. In High School, his rock band played across the midwest with a tour bus, road crew, light show, and pyrotechnics.  At 20, Morphew moved to Hollywood, where he went to recording school and began training with legendary vocal coach to the stars, Ron Anderson. For 20 years, Morphew was on staff as studio manager and recording engineer at Track Record Studios, where they recorded over 50 gold and platinum albums. For years, Morphew played the Hollywood music scene as a singer for a rock band and as a solo act. He's played at music venues across the US and in Germany. Alan sang on Neil Young's 3x Grammy-nominated album, Living With War. Morphew was nominated for Best Singer Songwriter and Best Americana album in the Los Angeles Music Awards and is twice inducted into the Iowa Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAMPLE SETLIST (Nursing Home Performances): • Elvis • The Beatles • Frank Sinatra • Willie Nelson • Johnny Cash • Louis Armstrong • Otis Redding • The Everly Brothers • Kris Kristofferson • Fats Domino • Israel Kamakawiwo'ole • Sam Cooke • Ella Fittsgerald • Dean Martin • John Denver • Simon and Garfunkel • The Eagles • Don McLean • The Platters • Van Morrison • Leonard Cohen •