Jeff Keller

Music From Free Creek is a 1970 album featuring a diverse range of special guests, some under their real names, some not. They include people like King Cool (Eric Clapton), Todd Rundgren, Linda Ronstadt, Valerie Simpson, Delaney Bramlett, A.N. Other (Jeff Beck), Keith Emerson, Dr. John, and many more. This was originally released on the Charisma label, this is taken from a one-time CD pressing released by Lake Eerie in 2008.

Hailing from Zagreb, Croatia, ANIMAL DRIVE were formed in 2012 by Jelusic, who is the primary songwriter and driving force behind the band's sound. Dino was chosen by the late, great Paul O'Neill to tour as a featured vocalist on Trans-Siberian Orchestra's most recent U.S. tour, which is how he crossed paths with Soto and which would ultimately lead to them becoming labelmates. Introduced to the label by the one and only Jeff Scott Soto, ANIMAL DRIVE immediately impressed the label’s executives thanks to the singer, Dino Jelusic who had an incredibly commanding presence befitting of the enormous hard rock songs that were being performed. For Fans of Whitesnake, Skid Row, Dream Theater.

It's a grand gathering of the Lords of the Lower Frequencies: bassists Marcus Miller, Victor Bailey, Victor Wooten, Jimmy Haslip, Christian McBride, Gerald Veasley, and Richard Bona are united under a groove to celebrate their hero, Jaco Pastorius. Jaco's homeboy Peter Graves (who employed the bassist in his south Florida big band before he hit it big with Weather Report in 1975) was the mastermind behind this awesome assembly. Under Graves's direction these Jaco gems, mostly from his Weather Report days and his first solo recording, highlight Pastorius' powerful influence.