Craig

Craig Heesch American Jazz Records and "The Clubhouse" television show, presents the return of recording artist Craig Heesch. He is back with the encouragement of notable singing celebrities Mel Torme and Jim Pike of "The Lettermen", with his album, "From Out of the Wings", to warm the hearts of those who love the great American standards. His album was up for several Grammy Awards KNRY Jazz Authority, Johnny Adams marvels, "Not since David Allen, Frank Sinatra, or Buddy Greco have I been so impressed with a vocalist". Those who hear Craig sing agree he is one of the exceptional voices and performers of our time. Jim Pike, holder of nine gold albums and five Grammy award nominations, said of Craig: "Take the sensitivity and phrasing of a lyric, the tone quality and intonation of all the great crooners of the past and that is Craig. Seldom does a voice like his come along." Craig signed on with Overland Records as Craig Adams and wrote and recorded songs of his own. One, "The Girl With the Golden Hair", was featured in a Hollywood film. Later he teamed up with Dick Dale and his Del-Tomes and Francine York when they were commisioned to record a release for the USO titled "Dream Girl Waltz" which was distributed internationally. While performing and touring with his recordings the U.S. Patent Dept. granted his technical patents which put his musical career on hold. With the resurgence of the grat American standards he is back and singing better than ever. Legendary Mel Torme lamented that he and Sinatra would be gone leaving no crooners waiting in the wings. After listening to Craig's music he pronounced Craig a crooner and advised him to get ready to step out of the wings. Craig was invited as a guest artist with the famed Seoul Pops Orchestra. He is the co-host of the TV show, "The Clubhouse". His soon to be released album will focus on American jazz standards. As a Masters Certified Golf Professional Craig teaches on "The Clubehouse" television show and at his golf school in Palm Springs, Calif.