Bill Mantone's guest appearances

Bill Mantone

Beverly Talks

Lisa Ann

Ricardo Fernandez

Nancy Coffey

Tony Toledo

Rick Heath

OwlTail

Bill grew up knowing he wanted to be a musician but from an early age he found multiple obstacles to pursue his desire to play music. From getting kicked out of high school to life after the Vietnam war, Bill Mantone is a humble example of resilience. Music credits:1. Bill's first song is "Song for life" from Rodney Crowell.2. The podcast intro song: "VIntage Electro Pop Loop" - by Frankumhttps://freesound.org/people/frankum/sounds/384468/3. Bill's last song is "My old friend" by Steve Earle.4. Melodies played in clarinet and saxophone: "Louisiana Calls" composed by Bill Mantone; "Wrap your troubles in dreams" composed by Harry Barris and "Misty" composed by Errol Garnel.

Bill grew up knowing he wanted to be a musician but from an early age he found multiple obstacles to pursue his desire to play music. From getting kicked out of high school to life after the Vietnam war, Bill Mantone is a humble example of resilience. Music credits: 1. Bill's first song is "Song for life" from Rodney Crowell. 2. The podcast intro song: "VIntage Electro Pop Loop" - by Frankum <a href="https://freesound.org/people/frankum/sounds/384468/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://freesound.org/people/frankum/sounds/384468/</a> 3. Bill's last song is "My old friend" by Steve Earle. 4. Melodies played in clarinet and saxophone: "Louisiana Calls" composed by Bill Mantone; "Wrap your troubles in dreams" composed by Harry Barris and "Misty" composed by Errol Garnel.

Bill Mantone - A warrior behind a clarinet