Scott, "The Locomotion" album by Little Eva, "Chapel of Love" by The Dixie Cups, "(Remember) Walking in the Sand" and "Leader of the Pack" by The Shangri-Las, and "Hang on Sloopy" by The McCoys. All now virtual classics of the period, these songs mark not only the auspicious launching of Arthur's career, but some exciting memories as well. "It was an amazing time in my life," relates Arthur. "One day I would be writing a song with my friends - who happened to grow up to be Carole King, Cynthia Weil, Barry Mann, Howard Greenfield, Alan Lorber, Gloria Shayne, Ken Karen - and other days I'd be engineering hit singles for the producing and writing team of Ashford and Simpson and still other days singing background vocals. I even dabbled in management, handling my friend Tony Orlando because he needed a start." Arthur's contemporary work suggests this is also an amazing time in his life; recent projects confirm that Arthur remains an incredibly versatile talent, lending his expertise to a wide-ranging array of artists. Counted among his most current projects is Liza Minnelli's GRAMMY-nominated album Gently (Angel Records), which Arthur produced. In addition, Arthur has produced the multi-platinum first and second comedy albums by "Saturday Night Live" funny man Adam Sandler (the second album includes the overwhelmingly received "The Chanukah Song"), as well as Sandler's third album, What's Your Name?, which has been certified gold and is on its way to platinum. Arthur has also produced Adam Sandler's recently    Copyright© Brooks Arthur Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Contact Information: brooks@brooksarthur.com