Paul Delph

. [From a search at the official Names Project website for block number 05206: [http://www.aidsquilt.org The Names Project Foundation] , accessed 20 April 2007.]

Artists with whom Delph worked include:

Bryan Adams, Jon Anderson, Roy Thomas Baker, Peter Banks(Yes, Empire), Toni Basil, Peabo Bryson, Richard Burmer, Mike Chapman, Ava Cherry, Alice Cooper, Michael Des Barres, Rhett Davies, Bob Esty, Roberta Flack, John Goodsall, Sam Harris, Phyllis Hyman, Alfonso Johnson, Johnny Mandel, Martin Page, The Pointer Sisters, Suzi Quatro, Robbie Robertson, Jimmie Spheeris, Donna Summer, Bernie Taupin, Chester Thomson, Gino Vannelli, The Weather Girls, Alee Willis and Gary Wright. [ Various sources, primarily liner notes from LPs and Cds by the artists listed and the All Music Guide and BMI online databases.]

Performances on The Tonight Show and opening concerts for The Police, The Moody Blues, and Iggy Pop, television scores for Falcon Crest, Perfect Strangers, Full House, and film scores for Universal Studios and Lorimar Productions were also part of his repertoire. [Will Grega, Randy Jones, "Out Sounds: The Gay and Lesbian Music Alternative," 1996, Pop Front Books, New York City, NY, ISBN 0-9639871-7-8, pages 59 – 61.]

Delph’s final album, "A God That Can Dance," was independently released in 1995. It chronicles the artist’s struggle with HIV/AIDS and draws its title from a quote attributed in the liner notes to Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 – 1900):

:"I would believe only in a God that knew how to dance." — Thus Spoke Zarathustra

References

External links

* [http://www.pauldelph.com Paul Delph Memorial Gallery]
* [http://www.jimmiespheeris.com/js/last.html Jimmie Spheeris Memorial Gallery]