Don Falcone

Keyboard player and music producer

Don Falcone - Artists & Creatives born November 5th, 1958
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Born in 1958, this American keyboard player, songwriter, and producer became recognized for contributions to various musical genres. Composed and performed music with several groups, including the band Spirit. Collaborated with notable artists and worked in the field of music production, contributing to a range of albums across different styles. His work helped shape the sound of progressive rock and electronic music during his career.

Played keyboards for the band Spirit

Produced and contributed to various music albums

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