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John Micco

John Micco, aka Micco, is an American bass player, back-up vocalist and songwriter based in New York City.
Micco is best known as a member of the alternative rock band Crush from 1991-1993. Crush also included Paul Ferguson from the British
post-punk/industrial group Killing Joke, John Carruthers from the British rock bands Siouxsie and the Banshees and Clock DVA and NJ’s Fred Schreck from The Ancients. They were signed to Atlantic Records where they recorded their eponymous first album ''Crush'' .〔("Crush-Crush Release" ) "Discogs.com" accessed October 1, 2012〕 This album was recorded in Wales and produced by (Pat Moran ) (Robert Plant, Iggy Pop, Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians).〔("Pat Moran Discography" )〕
Micco's other major releases include (Lloyd Cole's "Bad Vibes" ) produced by (Adam Peters ) and mixed by Bob Clearmountain in 1993 and (Robert Becker's "Shakeup" ) in 2001.
From 1995-2001, Micco was the house bassist/vocalist for the Brooklyn, N.Y. based indie label, Catatonic Records.〔("John Micco" ) "Allmusic.com" accessed October 1, 2012〕
Micco was a member of Cats on a Smooth Surface, the house band at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ from 1981-1983. Bruce Springsteen would regularly jam with Cats at the Stone Pony on Sunday nights, and other top area musicians would sit in as well.
Notably, Micco has worked with Grammy award-winning engineer/producer Andy Wallace on several unreleased projects. He has also enjoyed recording and touring with artists: Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow, Deep Purple) and Gary Corbett (Cinderella) as well as jamming with the following artists: Reeves Gabrels (Tin Machine, David Bowie), Clarence Clemons, and Eric Carr (KISS), and members from the following bands: Iron Maiden, Blue Öyster Cult, Asbury Jukes, and The News (The Huey Lewis band circa 1980s). His bands have opened for Chicago, Bryan Adams,〔("Chicago at Roberto Clemente Collesium" )〕 The Go Go's and Twisted Sister.〔("Twisted Sister" )〕
Currently, Micco does session work and plays weekly with a number of bands in Manhattan and at the Jersey shore. In December 2013 his original band, The Darrens played at Irving Plaza, opening up for Mark McGrath and his band (Sugar Ray. ) The Darrens will be back in the studio recording new songs in 2015.
==Discography==


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