This page will contain external links about Bobby McFerrin, as they become available.Bobby McFerrinBobby McFerrin (born New York City, March 11, 1950) is a jazz-influenced a cappella vocal performer. His song "Don't Worry, Be Happy" (featured in the movie Cocktail starring Tom Cruise) was a #1 U.S. pop hit in 1988. He has also worked in collaboration with instrumental performers including pianist Chick Corea and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. In addition to his vocal performing career, Mr. McFerrin was appointed in 1994 as creative chair of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. McFerrin is the subject of a persistent yet wholly unfounded rumour that he has committed suicide. Discography
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McFerrin is the subject of a persistent yet wholly unfounded rumour that he has
committed suicide. All of the former members with the exception of Pat are still active in the music industry. McFerrin was appointed in 1994 as
creative chair of the Saint Paul Chamber
Orchestra. He remained with the band until their break-up
in 2002. In addition to his vocal performing career, Mr. Gilbert left in 1997 and Kotzen joined, giving the band more of a blues sound. He has also worked in collaboration with
instrumental performers including pianist Chick Corea and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Eric Martin (vocals) pop hit in 1988. The band broke up in 2002 after selling millions of records world-wide. His song "Don't Worry, Be Happy" (featured in the movie Cocktail starring Tom Cruise) was a #1 U.S. They were founded in late 1987 by Billy Sheehan and are probably best known for their 1991 acoustic hit To Be With You. Bobby McFerrin (born New York City, March 11, 1950) is a jazz-influenced a cappella vocal performer. Big was a US pop/rock band. Snopes.com on the suicide rumour (http://www.snopes.com/music/artists/mcferrin.htm). Mr. Official Site (http://www.bobbymcferrin.com). Mr Big is also the name of a 70s UK band, see Mr Big (UK Band). Beyond Words (2002). Official Richie Kotzen site (http://www.richiekotzen.com/). Mouth Music (2001). Official Eric Martin site (http://www.ericmartin.com/). [[Don't Worry, Be Happy! [Disky]]] (1997). Official Billy Sheehan site (http://www.billysheehan.com/). Circlesongs (1997). Official Paul Gilbert site (http://www.paulgilbert.com/). The Mozart Sessions (1996). Big site (http://www.mrbigsite.com/). Bang! Zoom (1995). Official Mr. Paper Music (1995). In Japan (2002). Sorrow Is Not Forever (1994). Actual Size (2001). Hush (1991). Deep Cuts (2000). Many Faces of Bird (1991). Static (2000). Medicine Music (1990). Superfantastic (2000). How the Rhino Got'How the Camel Gott (1990). Get Over It (2000). [[Play [live]]] (1990). Live At Budokan (1997). Simple Pleasures (1988). Not One Night (1997). Don't Worry, Be Happy (1988). Take Cover (1996). Elephant's Child (1987). Big Bigger Biggest: Greatest Hits (1996). Spontaneous Inventions (1985). Hey Man (1996). The Voice (1984). Channel V At The Hard Rock Live (1996). Bobby McFerrin (1982). Japandemonium: Raw Like Sushi 3 (1994). Bump Ahead (1993). Raw Like Sushi II (1992). Lean Into It (1991). Raw Like Sushi (1990). Big (1989). Mr. |