Doctor My Eyes – Jackson Browne Tribute

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Another Great Tribute Band courtesy of Tom Porter

Lead singer Hayden Greyson not only looks like Jackson Browne…he sounds like him too.

Doctor My Eyes- A Tribute to Jackson Browne presents a stunning, unprecedented look and soundalike performance of the legendary, beloved songs of Jackson Browne from powerhouse rockers like “Doctor My Eyes” and “Somebody’s Baby” to song poems like “For a Dancer” and an epic level “Running on Empty.”

Doctor My Eyes – A Tribute to Jackson Browne will rock Arts Garage with an all-star electric and acoustic band of the best of South Florida’s musical might including musicians who have recorded with Mark Goldenberg (former guitarist for Jackson Browne), won a Los Angeles Music Award, received a Latin Grammy, opened for The Charlie Daniels Band, performed in the soul tribute Radio Icons, The Allman Brothers Revival, Eagles Revival, the Bruce Springsteen tribute The Bruce Tribute, and The Rolling Stones tribute Start Me Up!

PERFORMER BIO:

Hayden Greyson

Poetic folk/rock singer songwriter Hayden Greyson has performed reimaginings of Jackson Browne songs at esteemed venues including the historic Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey, the iconic B.B. King’s Blues Club in New York City, and a sold out show at The Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton.

Hayden has had over 1 million total plays across YouTube including 75,000+ views of Jackson Browne covers.

At Castle Oaks Recording Studio in California, Hayden recorded his original songs produced by Mark Goldenberg, who has collaborated with artists including Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt and Bonnie Raitt.

He is also a Los Angeles Music Award winning songwriter who has been described by celebrity TV talk show host Joy Behar as “fantastic!”

In the 2022 UK Songwriting Contest, Hayden was selected as a finalist.

“Hayden packs a ton of emotion and pathos into his lyrics…beautiful tone and phrasing, and an ability to communicate with his music that we don’t see very often.” – LeAnn Zotta, executive VP of the Songdoor International Songwriting Competition

Rudy Pagliuca has been a familiar figure on the alternative Latin scene for the last 20 years as a producer and multi-instrumentalist. His career includes a broad palette of musical styles. He was a member of “Orquesta Los Melodicos” – a well known Latin band in South America. He is also a founding member of the Latin pop/rock band “Malanga” with whom he has released 6 albums. They have toured both Europe and North/South America. Rudy has been a staple of the Latin alternative music scene as a producer releasing more than 20 albums. He is also a Latin Grammy Award winner and a multiple Latin Grammy and Grammy Nominee.

Jay Wood has been playing professionally for over 40 years, unless you want to include banging on pots and pans with wooden spoons at two years old. He attended the University of North Texas Jazz studies program, and has played in a variety of different bands from pop, country, blues, New Orleans funk, and Rock. Within all his music travels, he has had the opportunity to open for such acts as Living Colour, the Charlie Daniels Band, Brett Michaels, Parmalee, High Valley, Trace Adkins, Dwight Yoakam, and various other national acts. He has recently relocated from Connecticut to Delray Beach, Florida where he currently plays with country artist Tim Charron, the Allman Brothers tribute band “Brothers After All”, the Jackson Browne tribute band “Doctor My Eyes”, country duo Juna & Joey, along with a variety of other South Florida-based bands and solo artists.

Meredith Corsillo is originally from New York where she sang lead vocals in her Top 40 band for over 20 years. She is an accomplished session singer for many different kinds of artists as well as for TV commercials.

She now sings backup for many bands around South Florida for artists such as a tribute to The Rolling Stones & a tribute to Bruce Springsteen.

Meredith lives in Boca Raton and has 1 son who is captain of The University of Notre Dame’s men’s tennis team.

Cisco Colet discovered his love for music at a young age, picking up the guitar and never looking back. He’s been a part of various bands over the years, honing his craft and delighting audiences with his soulful playing.

His musical journey took him to London during the mid 90s playing the vibrant music scene. In recent years he’s spent time in the studio writing and producing songs for other artists.

For Cisco, music is his passion. Whether he’s strumming in the studio or playing live, his dedication to creating and sharing music shines through.

Cisco Colet opened for Vanilla Ice at the ’23 Wellington Winter Fest. Bands he’s played with in the last couple years include: Living the 80’s, Bad Penny, The Wijits, Radio Icons & Groove Paradox.

Craig Woloshin

Originally from New York, Craig began playing guitar at the age of 12. After seeing his first Grateful Dead show in high school, he soon began his journey in playing jam band inspired music. Before leaving New York, Craig co-founded the Dead tribute band Reckoning which still performs today.

Upon arriving in Florida in the early 90’s, Craig played with various bands and most notably played lead guitar with South Florida’s own Crazy Fingers. Craig took up the pedal steel guitar back in 2014 and has never looked back. Having recorded pedal steel with multiple artists, Craig has been a regular sit-in steel player with various bands throughout the South Florida music scene.

BAND MEMBERS:

Lead Vocal / Piano / Guitars – Hayden Greyson

Background Vocals / Percussion – Meredith Corsillo

Bass – Rudy Pagliuca

Drums – Jay Wood

Pedal Steel Guitar – Craig Woloshin

Lead Guitar – Cisco Colet