Barry Waller
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Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Barry Waller started his illustrious music career alternately playing bass in Mazarin, a highly-successful regional cover band, while composing and recording originals. The dual role of cover stylist and introspective songwriter has shaped Barry into an entertainer capable of bringing his unique brand of musical versatility to a wide audience.
Between successful seasons at Long Island’s North Fork wineries, Barry brings his music to European audiences. During his residencies in Copenhagen, Denmark and beyond this seasoned performer engages crowds with familiar favorites, classic rock rarities and originals. In 2007, Barry was hired by legendary guitarist Ritchie Blackmore to be the touring bass/rhythm guitarist in Blackmore’s Night.

With an ever-growing song list, Barry continues to open for national acts and make appearances on popular college and web radio shows. Armed simply with his guitar to provide either sparse accompaniment or powerful chord changes, Barry’s life-seasoned vocals deliver his chosen material in an insightful and crowd-pleasing fashion.
With his return to the States, Barry Waller is now available to play clubs, coffeehouses and events. He is also looking forward to additional international tours.
Professional Resume:
1979-1983: Singing bassist for Mazarin, a NY Top 40 rock band (who won Best Band in Good Times Magazine reader poll for three consecutive years). They opened for national acts including Average White Band, Leslie West and Orleans.
1984-1987: Singing bassist for AOK, a NY-based traveling hotel lounge band that played extensively in the Midwest and Canada. Opened for national acts including Modern English and John Cale.
1988-1996: Profiled as “Artist of the Month” in Holland’s Eurodisc Agenda magazine.
1996-present: Barry’s solo and duo acoustic gigs take him through New York, Nassau and Suffolk County, and a number of Eastern Long Island wineries. With Wondrous Stories, he has opened for Zebra and appeared on Long Island’s Channel 12 Morning Show. As a soloist, he has opened for Midge Ure (Ultravox) and G.E. Smith (Saturday Night Live).
2004-2005: Barry makes his debut tour of Europe, playing the pub circuit in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Switzerland as a troubadour.
2006: Barry’s original instrumentals chosen as theme music to Tony Traguardo’s “4F”, and prominently featured in Winifred Boyd’s “Tree of Avalon” program on Podarama.com.
2007-2008: Bass/rhythm guitarist in Blackmore’s Night (as Baron St. James).
2009-2010 Tour in Finland, Europe