Bill LaBounty

Bill LaBounty is an American singer-songwriter whose soulful blend of soft rock, R&B, and country has shaped decades of popular music. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, he launched his career in Los Angeles before earning cuts from artists including Patti LaBelle, Jimmy Buffet, Neil Diamond, Phoebe Snow, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vanelli and Peter Cetera. His 1982 self-titled album — featuring James Taylor and Jennifer Warnes — became a celebrated gem of the "Yacht Rock" era, and his 25+ BMI Awards reflect a career's worth of hits written for some of music's biggest names. His latest album, Love At The End of the World, was recorded in Paris with an acclaimed ensemble of French musicians and marks some of the finest work of his career.