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Arlan Oscar Schierbaum
Arlan is a keyboardist from Los Angeles, CA, now based in Greece. He started playing organ on his own at the tender age of three, began formal lessons at age four, and by the time he was five years old was playing regularly at the local church in his South East Los Angeles neighborhood. In his early teens Arlan discovered the joy of playing acoustic and electric pianos, as well as synthesizers, and quickly became a busy musician playing in numerous bands in the Mojave Desert of Southern California.
 
After high school Arlan's love for music education continued with college classes in music theory, voice, concert band, music synthesis, and recording engineering. During his collegiate years he became familiar with the Los Angeles music scene, and moved to the San Fernando Valley in the early 1990's to continue his career. In Los Angeles Arlan played, performed, and recorded with many of the world's best and acclaimed musicians while developing skills in all styles of popular music including: Ambient, Blues, Country, Experimental Music, Folk, Funk, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Rhythm & Blues, and World Music. Aftermore than 25 years in the L.A. music scene Arlan has gained the respect and friendship of many musicians and industry professionals and traveled the world many times over. His commitment to vintage keyboards and real instruments has earned him gigs with artists such as Mindi Abair, Joe Bonamasa, Billy Burke,Goldspot, Beth Hart, John Hiatt, Richie Kotzen, Janiva Magness, Mandrill, the Pointer Sisters, Daniel Powter, Tiromachino, and countless others.
 
Arlan's personal collection over the years includes Hammond organs with Leslie speakers, Mellotrons and Chamberlin (tape loop keyboards), Rhodes, Wurlitzer, and Yamaha electric pianos, Hohner Clavinets and Pianets, Musser vibraphones, synthesizers made by Arp, Moog, Roland, Selmer, and Yamaha, combo organs by Farfisa, Elka, Rheme, Lowery, and Vox, amplifiers by Fender, Laney, Marshall, Mesa Boogie, and Vox, and a multitude of effects units some of which by Boss, DOD, Dunlop, Electrix,Electro Harmonix, Fullton, Guyatone, Joe Kramer, Lexicon, Line 6, Maxxon, Moog, Morley, Mutron, MXR, TC Electronics, Sobat, Way Huge, and many others.
 
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Discography
West Coast Redemption
JSP Records JSPCD2151
recorded 1996 through 2000
Jimmy Morello, vocals
Jonny Viau, tenor sax
Troy Jennings, baritone sax
Tim Barnes, guitar
Richard Boals, guitar, vocals
Kirk Fletcher, guitar
Roy Gaines, guitar, vocals
Clarence Holliman, guitar
John Marx, guitar, vocals
Kenny "Blue" Ray, guitar
Alex Schultz, guitar
Kris Wiley, guitar, vocals
Tom Mahon, piano, drums
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond organ
Mitch Kashmar, harmonica
Frank DeRose, bass
Rick Reed, bass
Carl Sealove, bass
Jerry Banks, drums
Kevin Coggins, drums
Paul Fasulo, drums
Carol Fran, vocals
Sweet Betty, vocals
Patrick Vining, vocals
The Devil Is An Angel Too
Alligator Records ALCD 4935
Janiva Magness, vocals
Jeff Turmes, baritone sax
Gonzalo Bergara, guitar
Dave Darling, guitar, Wurlitzer piano, keyboards
Jeff Turmes, guitar, bass
Zach Zunis, guitar
Ted Andreadis, Hammond organ, Wurlitzer piano, keyboards
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond organ, Farfisa organ, piano
Stevie Blacke, strings
Gary Davenport, bass
Stephen Hodges, drums
Brie Darling, percussion
Stephen Hodges, percussion
Dust Bowl
J&R Adventures PRAR93138
recorded in Nashville, TN; Malibu, CA/USA; Santorini/Greece
Joe Bonamassa, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Tony Cedras, trumpet
Blondie Chaplin, guitar
Vince Gill, guitar, vocals
Rick Melick, accordion, organ, piano, synthesizer, tambourine
Steve Nathan, Hammond B-3 organ, piano
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond B-3 organ
Reese Wynans, Hammond B-3 organ, piano
Michael Rhodes, bass
Carmine Rojas, bass
Tal Bergman, drums, percussion
Chad Cromwell, drums, tambourine
Anton Fig, drums, percussion
Beth Hart, vocals
John Hiatt, vocals
Glenn Hughes, vocals
Peter van Weelden, spoken word
Stronger For It
Alligator Records ALCD 4946
Janiva Magness, vocals
Dave Darling, guitar, piano, bass
Zach Zunis, guitar
Jim Alfredson, Hammond B-3, piano
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond B-3 organ, melodica, Wurlitzer piano
Gary Davenport, bass
Matt Teco, drums
Brie Darling, percussion
Driving Towards The Daylight
J&R Adventures PRAR935486
Joe Bonamassa, dobro, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Jeff Bova, horn
The Bovaland Brass
Blondie Chaplin, guitar
Kevin Shirley, guitar, toy piano, percussion
Brad Whitford, guitar
Harrison Whitford, guitar
Rick Melick, keyboards
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond B-3 organ, piano
Anton Fig, drums, percussion
Colin Moody, bass
Michael Rhodes, bass
Carmine Rojas, bass
Tal Bergman, drums, percussion
Jimmy Barnes, vocals
Seesaw
Provogue PRD 7414 5
recorded in Thousand Oaks, CA and Malibu, CA/USA
Beth Hart, vocals
Joe Bonamassa, guitar, vocals
Ron Dziubla, sax
Lee Thornburg, trombone, trumpet
Blondie Chaplin, guitar, percussion
Arlan Schierbaum, organ, piano
Michael Rhodes, bass
Carmine Rojas, bass
Anton Fig, drums, percussion
Lenny Castro, percussion
Original
Fathead Records FH1005
Janiva Magness, vocals
Dave Darling, guitar, dobro, glockenspiel, bass
Zach Zunis, guitar
Jim Alfredson, organ, piano
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond organ, piano
Gary Davenport, bass
Carl Sealove, bass
Matt Tecu, drums
Brie Darling, percussion
Love Wins Again
Blue Élan Records BER1017
Janiva Magness, vocals
Alfredo Ballesteros, sax
Dave Darling, guitar, bass
Garret Deloian, guitar
Zach Zunis, guitar
Phil Parlapiano, piano
Arlan Schierbaum, organ, piano
Gary Davenport, bass
Matt Laug, drums
Brie Darling, percussion
Ismael Pineda, percussion
Blue Again
Blue Élan Records BER1045
Janiva Magness, vocals
Garrett Deloian, guitar
David "Kid" Ramos, guitar
Zach Zunis, guitar
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond organ
T.J. Norton, harmonica
Gary "Scruff" Davenport, bass
Matt Tecu, drums
Sugaray Rayford, vocals
Sings John Fogerty • Change In The Weather
Blue Élan Records BER1198
Janiva Magness, vocals
Dave Darling, guitar, vocals
Jesse Dayton, guitar, vocals
Taj Mahal, banjo, vocals
Zachary Ross, dobro, guitar
Rusty Young, dobro, guitar, vocals
Arlan Schierbaum, Hammond organ, piano, Wurlitzer
Aubrey Richmond, fiddle, vocals
Gary Davenport, bass
Steve Wilson, drums, percussion
Sam Morrow, vocals

 
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