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Michael William Deasy (born February 4, 1941) is an American rock and jazz guitarist. As a session musician, he played on numerous hit singles and albums recorded in Los Angeles in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. He is sometimes credited as Mike Deasy Sr..

Biography

He was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, where he learned to play guitar as a child.^[1] While still at high school, he played in bands backing visiting musicians such as Ricky Nelson and The Everly Brothers, and also played in Ritchie Valens' touring band with Bruce Johnston, Larry Knechtel, Sandy Nelson, and Jim Horn. After graduating in 1959, he joined Eddie Cochran's band, the Kelly Four, where he played both guitar and baritone sax and made his first recordings.^[1]^[2]^[3] He also played with The Coasters and Duane Eddy.^[1]

Following Cochran's death in 1960, he became an active session musician in Los Angeles.^[4] Deasy married Jim Horn's sister Kathie in 1961, and the couple later set up their own recording studio and production company, Saltmine Recording. He worked as a member of "The Wrecking Crew", with Hal Blaine, Joe Osborn, Larry Knechtel and others, on sessions for Phil Spector, and contributed guitar parts to The Beach Boys' album Pet Sounds.^[1]^[4] In the 1960s and later years he also worked on records by the Monkees, the Association, Scott McKenzie, Johnny Rivers, the Fifth Dimension, Rick Nelson, Randy Newman, Spanky & Our Gang, Tommy Roe, Fats Domino, The Byrds, Michael Jackson, Helen Reddy, Frank Zappa, and others.^[5]^[1]

In 1967, he contributed to albums coordinated by record producer Curt Boettcher, including Friar Tuck and His Psychedelic Guitar, effectively a Deasy solo album with wordless vocals by Boettcher.^[6] Under the pseudonym Lybuk Hyd, Deasy also played guitar and sitar on the psychedelic concept album Tanyet, credited to The Ceyleib People, which also featured Ry Cooder.^[4] He played guitar (with Tommy Tedesco and Al Casey) on Elvis Presley's 1968 TV special, Elvis. He also performed live with musicians including Cannonball Adderley and Little Richard, and won the Down Beat magazine jazz music readers' poll in 1968.^[2] In 1969, he was invited by record producer Terry Melcher to work with a newly discovered singer-songwriter, Charles Manson.^[7] Deasy left Manson's home after three days, "in a state of drug-fueled paranoia".^[4]

Deasy continued to record with leading musicians, including Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Barbra Streisand, Chet Baker, and Mel Tormé.^[5] His guitar playing has appeared on the soundtrack of many films including The Graduate, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Duel, Bullitt, and Dirty Harry, as well as on many commercials.^[5]^[8]

From the early 1970s onwards after becoming a born again Christian at the 1969 Billy Graham crusade in Anaheim, California, Deasy became increasingly involved with Contemporary Christian music, producing and writing songs for several successful albums, often in conjunction with his wife. In later years, he has had a parallel career as a motivational speaker, and since 1988 has run a "Yes To Life" educational and inspirational program in schools and colleges in the US, Canada and Europe.^[2] The Deasys also co-pastored Rock Church Southeast in Port Arthur, Texas, until it eventually shut its doors when Hurricane Harvey flooded the building.

Discography

Partial credits as a sideman

Year

Artist

Album Title

Allmusic ^[9]

Pro Rating

Allmusic

User Rating

1960

Eddie Cochran

"12 Of His Biggest Hits"

0|5}}

5|5}}

1962

Aki Aleong and His Licorice Twisters

"Twistin' The Hits"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1964

The Road Runners

"The New Mustang and Other Hot Rod Hits"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1965

Gary Lewis & The Playboys

"This Diamond Ring"

2|5}}

3.5|5}}

1965

Dennis Budimir

"The Creeper"

0|5}}

1965

Irene Kral

"Wonderful Life"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1966

Petula Clark

"My Love"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1966

Pete Candoli

"Moscow Mule and Many More Kicks"

0|5}}

1966

Tommy Roe

"Sweet Pea"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1966

The Deep Six

"The Deep Six"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1966

Nancy Sinatra

"Boots"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1966

The Monkees

"The Monkees"

4|5}}

1966

Bobby Darin

"If I Were a Carpenter"

2|5}}

4.5|5}}

1966

The Beach Boys

"Pet Sounds"

5|5}}

1966

Ben Benay

"The Big Blues Harmonica of Ben Benay"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1966

Your Gang

"If You Want To Buy 'Em"

0|5}}

3.5|5}}

1966

Jerry Goldsmith

"Stagecoach O.S.T."

3.5|5}}

5|5}}

1966

The Association

"And Then... Along Comes the Association"

4|5}}

1966

Lalo Schifrin

"Murderer's Row"

0|5}}

1967

Dean Martin

"Happiness Is Dean Martin"

2.5|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Paul Revere & the Raiders

"Revolution!"

4|5}}

1967

Nilsson

"Pandemonium Shadow Show"

4.5|5}}

1967

Scott McKenzie

"The Voice of Scott McKenzie"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Elvis Presley

"Double Trouble"

1|5}}

3|5}}

1967

The Ventures

"Super Psychedelics"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

Bobbie Gentry

"Ode to Billie Joe"

4.5|5}}

1967

The First Edition

"The First Edition"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1967

The Parade

"The Parade"

4.5|5}}

1967

The 5th Dimension

"The Magic Garden"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

The Association

"Insight Out"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Gary Lewis & The Playboys

"Listen!"

4|5}}

1967

Jan and Dean

"Carnival of Sound"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Tommy Roe

"Phantasy"

2.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

The Yellow Balloon

"The Yellow Balloon"

4|5}}

1967

The Monkees

"More of the Monkees"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

The Robbs

"The Robbs"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

Harpers Bizarre

"Feelin' Groovy"

4|5}}

3.5|5}}

1967

Gale Garnett

"Sings About Flying & Rainbows & Love & Other Groovy Things"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1967

The Cake

"The Cake"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

Sagittarius

"Present Tense"

4.5|5}}

1967

The Ceyleib People

"Tanyet"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1967

The Beach Boys

"Smiley Smile"

4|5}}

1967

Johnny Rivers

"Rewind"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

Lesley Gore

"Magic Colors"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Bobby Darin

"Inside Out"

2|5}}

5|5}}

1967

Tommy Roe

"It's Now Winter's Day"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1967

Harpers Bizarre

"Anything Goes"

2|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Rick Nelson

"Another Side Of Rick"

2|5}}

4|5}}

1967

Dean Martin

"Welcome to My World"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Honey Ltd.

"Honey Ltd."

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

Frank De Vol

"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner O.S.T."

0|5}}

5|5}}

1968

Spanky & Our Gang

"Like to Get to Know You"

4|5}}

3.5|5}}

1968

The Lettermen

"Put Your Head On My Shoulder"

2|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

The Sugar Shoppe

"The Sugar Shoppe"

0|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

Richard Harris

"A Tramp Shining"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

Randy Newman

"Randy Newman"

4.5|5}}

1968

Elvis Presley

"Elvis"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1968

The Millennium

"Begin"

4.5|5}}

1968

Lalo Schifrin

"Bullitt"

4.5|5}}

1968

The Monkees

"The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Carmen McRae

"The Sound of Silence"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1968

The Gosdin Brothers

"Sounds of Goodbye"

4.5|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Fats Domino

"Fats Is Back"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Tiny Tim

"God Bless Tiny Tim"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

The Gentle Soul

"The Gentle Soul"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

Rick Nelson

"Perspective"

2|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Richard Harris

"The Yard Went On Forever"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1968

The Association

"Birthday"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1968

Mason Williams

"The Mason Williams Phonograph Record"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1968

Mel Tormé

"A Day in the Life of Bonnie and Clyde"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1968

The Grass Roots

"Golden Grass"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

The Beau Brummels

"Bradley's Barn"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1968

Peggy Lipton

"Peggy Lipton"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1968

The 5th Dimension

"Stoned Soul Picnic"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1969

The Monkees

"The Monkees Present"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1969

Jimmie Rodgers

"Windmills of Your Mind"

4|5}}

5|5}}

1969

Larry Norman

"Upon This Rock"

4|5}}

1969

Elvis Presley

"Elvis Sings Flaming Star"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Laura Nyro

"New York Tendaberry"

4.5|5}}

1969

Mark Spoelstra

"Mark Spoelstra"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Michele O'Malley

"Saturn Rings"

3.5|5}}

1969

Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart

"It's All Happening On The Inside"

2.5|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Tommy Roe

"Dizzy"

0|5}}

4.5|5}}

1969

Jackie Gleason

"The Now Sound ... For Today's Lovers"

0|5}}

1969

John Simon

"Last Summer" O.S.T.

0|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Townes Van Zandt

"Our Mother the Mountain"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1969

Thelma Houston

"Sunshower"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1969

The Grass Roots

"Lovin' Things"

1.5|5}}

4|5}}

1969

The Mystic Moods Orchestra

"Extensions"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Cass Elliot

"Bubblegum, Lemonade, and... Something for Mama"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1969

Stan Kenton

"Hair"

0|5}}

1969

The 5th Dimension

"The Age of Aquarius"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1969

The Monkees

"Instant Replay"

4|5}}

1969

Peggy Lee

"A Natural Woman"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1970

Jackie DeShannon

"To Be Free"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1970

The 5th Dimension

"The July 5th Album"

3|5}}

5|5}}

1970

Paul Williams

"Someday Man"

4.5|5}}

4|5}}

1970

Bobby Scott

"Robert William Scott - In Memory of the Race"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1970

Elvis Presley

"Let's Be Friends"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1970

The Jackson 5

"ABC"

4.5|5}}

1970

Claudine Longet

"Run Wild, Run Free"

3.5|5}}

1970

Tommy Roe

"We Can Make Music"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1970

Chet Baker

"Blood, Chet and Tears"

1.5|5}}

3|5}}

1970

The 5th Dimension

"Portrait"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1971

Jack Daugherty

"Class Of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy One"

0|5}}

5|5}}

1971

Howard Roberts

"Antelope Freeway"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1971

David Axelrod

"Rock Interpretation of Handel's Messiah"

3.5|5}}

1971

Cannonball Adderley

"The Black Messiah"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1971

Elvis Presley

"You'll Never Walk Alone"

3|5}}

5|5}}

1971

The Flying Burrito Brothers

"The Flying Burrito Bros."

3|5}}

4|5}}

1971

Kim Carnes

"Rest on Me"

2|5}}

4|5}}

1971

The Sandpipers

"A Gift of Song"

0|5}}

4|5}}

1971

Solomon Burke

"Electronic Magnetism"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1971

Johnny Rivers

"Home Grown"

3|5}}

4.5|5}}

1970

Jackie DeShannon

"Songs"

4|5}}

5|5}}

1971

The 5th Dimension

"Love's Lines, Angles and Rhymes"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1971

Barbra Streisand

"Barbra Joan Streisand"

4.5|5}}

4|5}}

1971

Nilsson

"Aerial Pandemonium Ballet"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1972

David Clayton-Thomas

"David Clayton-Thomas"

4|5}}

1972

Dean Martin

"Dino"

2.5|5}}

4|5}}

1972

John Stewart

"Sunstorm"

3|5}}

4|5}}

1972

Helen Reddy

"I Am Woman"

4|5}}

1972

Little Richard

"The Second Coming"

3.5|5}}

4|5}}

1972

Cannonball Adderley / Nat Adderley

"Soul Zodiac"

4|5}}

3.5|5}}

1972

Kenny Rankin

"Like a Seed"

4.5|5}}

1973

Incredible Bongo Band

"Bongo Rock"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1973

Barry McGuire

"Seeds"

3|5}}

5|5}}

1973

Della Reese

"Let Me In Your Life"

0|5}}

1973

Andy Williams

"Solitaire"

4|5}}

4.5|5}}

1973

Frank Sinatra

"Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back"

2|5}}

4|5}}

1973

Helen Reddy

"Long Hard Climb"

4|5}}

1974

2nd Chapter of Acts

"With Footnotes"

0|5}}

5|5}}

1974

Terry Melcher

"Terry Melcher"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1974

Billy Joel

"Streetlife Serenade"

3|5}}

3.5|5}}

1974

Incredible Bongo Band

"Return of the Incredible Bongo Band"

2.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1975

Barry McGuire

"Lighten Up"

2|5}}

5|5}}

1975

Jackie DeShannon

"New Arrangement"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1975

Frankie Valli

"Closeup"

3.5|5}}

4.5|5}}

1975

Kenny Rankin

"Inside"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1976

Annie Herring

"Through a Child's Eyes"

0|5}}

5|5}}

1976

Cannonball Adderley

"Music You All"

4|5}}

1976

Janny Grein

"Covenant Woman"

2|5}}

5|5}}

1977

Keith Green

"For Him Who Has Ears to Hear"

5|5}}

1978

Candle

"Bullfrogs and Butterflies"

4.5|5}}

1979

Barry McGuire

"Cosmic Cowboy"

0|5}}

4.5|5}}

1979

Scott Wesley Brown

"One Step Closer"

0|5}}

5|5}}

1983

Phil Driscoll

"I Exalt Thee"

4.5|5}}

5|5}}

1983

Phil Spector

"Back to Mono (1958–1969)"

5|5}}

Film and Television

Title

Composer, Conductor or Artist

Year of Release

Go, Johnny, Go!

Eddie Cochran

1959

Stagecoach

Jerry Goldsmith

1966

Spinout

George Stoll

1966

Grand Prix

Maurice Jarre

1966

Murderer's Row

Lalo Schifrin

1966

The Monkees

The Monkees

1966

Double Trouble

Jeff Alexander

1967

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

Frank De Vol

1967

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour

Nelson Riddle

1967

Bullitt

Lalo Schifrin

1968

The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

Dave Grusin

1968

Skidoo

Harry Nilsson

1968

Yours, Mine and Ours

Fred Karlin

1968

I Love You, Alice B. Toklas

Elmer Bernstein

1968

The Sweet Ride

Pete Rugolo

1968

Lady in Cement

Hugo Montenegro

1968

Elvis

Bones Howe

1968

The Graduate

Dave Grusin

1968

Monterey Pop

various

1968

Get Smart

Irving Szathmary

1968

What's So Bad About Feeling Good?

Frank De Vol

1968

Coogan's Bluff

Lalo Schifrin

1968

The Summer Brothers Smothers Show

Nelson Riddle

1968

Hang 'Em High

Dominic Frontiere

1968

The Banana Splits Adventure Hour

Ted Nichols

1968

Last Summer

John Simon

1969

Change of Habit

Billy Goldenberg

1969

The Andy Williams Show

Nick Perito

1969

33⅓ Revolutions per Monkee

The Monkees

1969

Sweet Charity

Cy Coleman

1969

Watermelon Man

Melvin Van Peebles

1970

WUSA

Lalo Schifrin

1970

Josie and the Pussycats

Ted Nichols

1970

Sometimes a Great Notion

Henry Mancini

1970

Adam at 6 A.M.

Dave Grusin

1970

The Phynx

Mike Stoller

1970

The Partridge Family

Wes Farrell

1970

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

Stu Phillips

1970

Star Spangled Girl

Charles Fox

1971

Flip

George Wyle

1970

The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour

Marty Paich

1971

Play Misty for Me

Dee Barton

1971

Alias Smith and Jones

Billy Goldenberg

1971

Plaza Suite (film)

Maurice Jarre

1971

Duel

Billy Goldenberg

1971

Dirty Harry

Lalo Schifrin

1971

The New Bill Cosby Show

Quincy Jones

1972

Butterflies Are Free

Bob Alcivar

1972

The Getaway

Quincy Jones

1972

The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid

Dave Grusin

1972

Play It Again Sam

Billy Goldenberg

1972

Portnoy's Complaint

Michel Legrand

1972

Magnum Force

Lalo Schifrin

1973

High Plains Drifter

Dee Barton

1973

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Jerry Fielding

1976

Sudden Impact

Lalo Schifrin

1983

The Wrecking Crew

various

2008

Sample This - The Birth of Hip Hop

Perry Botkin, Jr.

2012

References

1. ^¹Mike Deasy at Musicians Hall of Fame {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140903113839/http://www.musicianshalloffame.com/virtual-tours/mike-deasy/ |date=September 3, 2014 }}. Retrieved August 22, 2013
2. ^¹²Rob Whitehurst, Mike Deasy – Rock and Roll, at MikeDeasy.com. Retrieved August 22, 2013
3. ^[https://books.google.com/books?id=EFIEX0Il86gC&pg=PA138&dq=%22mike+deasy%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvURUvC5KPOT0QWE6YG4Cw&ved=0CFEQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=%22mike%20deasy%22&f=false Bobby Cochran, Three Steps to Heaven: The Eddie Cochran Story, Hal Leonard Corporation, 2003]
4. ^¹²³Dawn Eden, The Mike Deasy Story: 2001 interview, 29 June 2006. Retrieved August 22, 2013
5. ^¹²³⁴⁵Biography by Bruce Eder at Allmusic.com. Retrieved August 22, 2013
6. ^Sean Westergaard, Friar Tuck and His Psychedelic Guitar, Allmusic.com. Retrieved August 22, 2013
7. ^[https://books.google.com/books?id=oaUyAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA222&dq=%22mike+deasy%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=hvURUvC5KPOT0QWE6YG4Cw&ved=0CEAQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=%22mike%20deasy%22&f=false Jeff Guinn, Manson: The Life and Times of Charles Manson, Simon and Schuster, 2013, p.222]
8. ^[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1285697/ Michael Deasy at IMDb]. Retrieved August 22, 2013
9. ^Allmusic.com
10. ^Mike Deasy discography at blogspot.com
11. ^[https://www.discogs.com/artist/264987-Mike-Deasy/ Mike Deasy discography at discogs.com]
12. ^Mike Deasy discography at allmusic.com
13. ^[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1285697/reference / Mike Deasy filmography at imdb.com]

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