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Alternative Blues/Rock and Soul/Folk

San Francisco based Singer/Songwriter, Terry Van Zandt, explores Rock/Blues and Soul/Folk with his quirky wit, vocals and an instrument he calls the guitar.

Currently Van Zandt is enjoying the buzz generated by his sixth release on Sllabfoog Records, The Buffalo Session Singles. The disc features a new line-up of ace musicans in his back-up band: The Keys (To The Universe). It's available through CD Baby.com, finer record stores and many digital distribution sources, including I Tunes.

Terry Van Zandt in Pepsi Pinball commercial

  1. Ride All Night
  2. Going Back To Buffalo
  3. All The Time
  4. Do It Today (Or Tomorrow)

The Buffalo Singles Session

This is Terry's latest group. Johnny Falko on Electric Guitar, Mark Macario - Drums, Roger Strobel on Bass.

The idea for this session was to get a solid version of Going Back to Buffalo as a gift for the folks at W.K.B.W.'s, Off Beat Cinema.

Van Zandt performed live on the T.V. show in segments between the presentation of Ed Wood'sPlan Nine From Outer Space.

The band laid down the, "Buffalo", tracks in a flash. Engineer, Eric Steele, suggested T.V.Z. and the Keys (To the Universe) keep keeping on. This is the result. The main critique of this project is that the fans want MORE

MORE is the title of the next release from Terry Van Zandt on Sllabfoog Records.

Free downloads from CD Baby: Going Back to Buffalo & All The Time

√ Click here to listen to 60 seconds of Going Back To Buffalo
Terry Van Zandt and The Keys at Cresta's

Live at Cresta performing
Crazy Mazie

Terry Van Zandt in Pepsi Pinball commercial

  1. There's Nothing Really Going On
  2. You Let It Go
  3. All The Time
  4. Let's Have Fun!
  5. Over And Over
  6. Gonna Make It Up To You
  7. Tell Your Mama
  8. Juliana
  9. Kiss It Up To God
  10. Talking To Yourself
  11. Do It Today (Or Tomorrow)
  12. Do What You Do
  13. About An Hour From Now
  14. Romeo

There's Nothing Really Going On

This solo production includes fourteen original compositions recorded in one eight hour session, on a hot October night in 2002. It's a retro sort of Sixties type Rock/Blues/Folk Singer type deal featuring Van Zandt's voice and acoustic guitar only. Almost all the selections are first takes—Live in a San Francisco studio.

Terry Van Zandt and The Keys in front of Crestas in San Francisco

  1. I'm A Bad Person
  2. Give Me Something
  3. Men Are Pigs?anita Martini
  4. Every Day I Cry
  5. Just lucky I Guess
  6. What Is the Meaning Of Life?
  7. Good Morning
  8. Crazy Mazie
  9. Sweet Louise
  10. Tsunami, I Miss You
  11. It's All Right (If You Say You Love Me)
  12. Doing Fine
  13. So Long

I'm A Bad Person

This thirteen-song disc is an audio scrapbook: An anthology of live and studio recordings circa 1976 through 2001. Created for MP3.com when Internet sound was fairly primitive, the most popular tunes were the title cut and Men Are Pigs/Anita Martini.
Copyright 2001