Tom Cunningham: BIO (Eng.) The American-born singer-songwriter has made a name for himself over the years in London, New York, and Nashville. But his main activity centers in Berlin, as a performer, a producer, a host, a session man, and a writer of both books and songs. Starting in 1978, he has been signed to Intercord, Deutsche Grammophon, TGR, Powerplay, Navigator/Edel, Galaxy City, and Monopol. He has produced the group City, Romy Haag, Rik de Lisle, Robert Bauer, Karat, Keimzeit, QueenYahna, Princess, Hagelberger Street Artists, Shannon, and Werner Lämmerhirt, among many others. He has played and sung on more famous (or quite obscure) artist’s records than you can keep track of. And, although he has never met such top stars as Paul McCartney or Mick Jagger, in the bounty of the rock 'n roll life he has talked with America's Gerry Beckley about a deal with Warner Brother’s, got complemented (at age 17) for slide guitar playing by Van Morrison, and had a box of cookies stolen (at age 13) at Camp Moosehead (Maine, U.S.A.) by Billy Squire (age 14).