"Almost everyone you talk to
has a different story about the incredible talent that Warren possesed. I'm proud to have
had the honor to witness this talent up close and personal. For me there is one day that
stands above all the rest, that was the day when Warren stood up one sunday morning and
walked down to the front of a school auditorium where church was being held and accepted
the Lord Jesus Christ into his heart. So many times after that day you could hear him say
at the end of a performance, "Goodnight and remember God loves you". Warren grew
in the Lord but life's problems weighed very heavy on him. Just weeks prior to October
25th 1998 he made his peace with God. Warren may have lost his last battle, but he
utimately won the war. I know by God's word that he is in Heaven and this is not goodbye
but just, see you later! For my wife Barbara and I, Warren was a huge part of our lives
and we will miss him dearly." Brian Price
About
Brian Price...
Brian Price, Canadian Born, moved to San Diego where he studied with Hal Crook, one of
Berkeley's top rated teachers, Peter Sprague, and other great players. Brian has performed
around San Diego area in numerous bands, one of which was sax player Hollis Gentry of
Fattburger. In 1989 he moved to Los Angeles area and started playing with artists such as
Tony Guerrero, Jeff Kashiwa from Rippingtons, Greg Vail from Kilauea, Ricky Lawson, Peggy
Lee and bass player Max Bennett. Brian has also
toured throughout the U.S and Europe with the Crusaders and now currently plays with John
Tesh (of Entertainment Tonight). In the down time between tours, he works on Jingle
sessions, assorted album projects and writes for music libraries.
"Almost everyone you talk to
has a different story about the incredible talent that Warren possesed. I'm proud to have
had the honor to witness this talent up close and personal. For me there is one day that
stands above all the rest, that was the day when Warren stood up one sunday morning and
walked down to the front of a school auditorium where church was being held and accepted
the Lord Jesus Christ into his heart. So many times after that day you could hear him say
at the end of a performance, "Goodnight and remember God loves you". Warren grew
in the Lord but life's problems weighed very heavy on him. Just weeks prior to October
25th 1998 he made his peace with God. Warren may have lost his last battle, but he
utimately won the war. I know by God's word that he is in Heaven and this is not goodbye
but just, see you later! For my wife Barbara and I, Warren was a huge part of our lives
and we will miss him dearly." Brian Price