   "Warren and I were doing what
we love to do the most and that's play music! Sometimes you just work on anything just
because you love the idea of performing or recording. Warren Wiebe was the best singer in
the entire world as far as I'm concerned. I have some songs that I wrote and warren sings
on. He was the biggest inspiration to me. I feel blessed to have my voice on the same tape
as the guy. As Leeds Levy said at the funeral, "Warren was a singers
singer." Darin Scheff
About Darin Scheff...
Darin Scheff was born on February 15, 1963, and raised in a musical family of which he
received his early training. His father, Jerry Scheff, played bass for Elvis Presley. He
is the second youngest of four brothers, Todd, Lauren and Jason
Scheff, currently lead tenor vocalist and bass player for the super group
Chicago. Darin did colaborate with the band a couple of times. In fact, he and Robert Lamm
wrote together the song "If It Were You," from Chicago 21. Darin also
co-wrote a song called "Everything But You," which appeared on Robert Lamm's
album "In My Head”. Recently he’s been developing internet-based
applications, search engines and web sites such as “Business Los Angeles”,
“Music Map” or the official family web site, “The Scheff Salad”.
Darin’s also working on his first solo album. Some of the musicians that will be
appearing on it are his brother Jason, Bobby Kimbal, Tim Pierce and Dave
Boruff.
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