Warren Cuccurullo

American guitarist and singer-songwriter

Warren Cuccurullo - Artists & Creatives born December 8th, 1956
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Guitarist and singer-songwriter gained prominence as a member of the rock band Missing Persons, contributing on their hit albums, particularly 'Spring Session M.' Later, Cuccurullo joined Duran Duran, showcasing songwriting and guitar skills on albums such as 'Notorious' and 'Big Thing.' Cuccurullo's work spanned various rock genres, influencing the sound of the 1980s and 1990s music scene. He also collaborated with numerous artists, further establishing a reputation as a versatile musician.

Played guitar for Missing Persons on 'Spring Session M.'

Contributed to Duran Duran's albums 'Notorious' and 'Big Thing.'

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