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, and has recorded and performed with

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, Don Henley, and Stevie Nicks.

Early life

Born in Tokyo as a US citizen, Frank Simes began studying guitar at the age of ten. The second and younger son of Stephen Hardy Simes, legal attaché to

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and

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at US Army Japan, and Japanese model and restaurateur, Sachiko Nakamura. His early interests also included close-up magic and fine arts, which remain lifelong passions. His professional career began at 14 when his band, Sunrise, which he formed with

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and Steve Fox, later of

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released a record on RCA Victor. The following year he moved to Los Angeles to study music at Fairfax High School. When Simes was 16 he began attending college as a music major. At 20, his band, the Whizz Kidds, was signed by Highland/A&M Records, and Frank's song, "Sweet Honey", their debut single, received national airplay.

Music career

Simes continued his music career, working with Martha Davis of

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as a songwriter, producer, and guitarist for three years in the mid-1980s. In 1989, he began touring with Don Henley as a guitarist, and vocalist and soon after as a songwriter when Simes co-wrote "Workin' It" and "Goodbye to a River". Simes was featured on the ''Inside Job'' DVD and continues to work with Henley today. Simes toured and recorded with

on his '' Wandering Spirit'' album and tour, was the band leader for Don Henley on the ''

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'' tour, and played guitar and sang for Stevie Nicks on the '' Enchanted'' tour. During the next two decades, Simes also worked with Rod Stewart,

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, Charlotte Church,

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, Engelbert Humperdinck, David Lee Roth,

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and Roger Waters. Simes played on

's album ''

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'' and appeared in

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's documentary '' Amazing Journey''. Simes was named musical director for

's band No Plan B. Since 1993, Simes has composed over 1,400 pieces of music for such companies as Paramount Television and Los Angeles Post Music. Simes has also composed original guitar and piano pieces in the

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, Baroque, and Romantic styles, some of which were recorded by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Simes produced several albums for major labels such as

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, Epic Records and Mitsubishi. Frank Simes is the recipient of nine platinum records with such artist as Don Henley, Rod Stewart and various soundtrack albums. His credits include producing three albums on Sony, recording with Rod Stewart on his album entitled, ''As Time Goes By: the Great American Songbook, Volume II'', performing on

's ''

'' anthology CD and DVD, and Daltrey's ''Gold'' CD, as well as on Engelbert Humperdinck's ''The Winding Road'' album and ''Greatest Hits and More''. Simes also recorded with

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on ''Some Enchanted Evening'',

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on her ''Innamoramento'' album, and with

on her album ''Nouvelle Vague''. He has produced five albums for vocalist

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. Simes composed and recorded a musical entitled ''The Door'' with partner Lisa Verlo. Together they formed Soundlove Productions, collaborating on a children's CD, ''Turner's Treehouse'', as well as music for TV and film. In 2009, Simes toured as lead guitarist and musical director in

's No Plan B band for the ''Use It or Lose It'' tour. The band also opened for Eric Clapton on two tours in 2010. In 2011, continuing as musical director and lead guitarist for Roger Daltrey, Simes performed the rock opera

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and other songs at a warm-up show in Bournemouth at the O2 Academy in preparation for a show at the Royal Albert Hall to benefit

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. Simes performed alongside

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who played and sang as a guest at the TCT show. In July 2011, Roger Daltrey and band toured England, Scotland, Ireland, Belgium, and Denmark, performing the legendary rock opera Tommy,

classics, and Roger's solo works. Roger and band also toured in the US and Canada beginning September 2011. Additional dates in Europe, Australia and Japan were booked for 2012. On 18 July 2012,

announced Simes as musical director and on keyboards/backing vocals for a 35-date tour where they played their album ''

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'' in its entirety. In November 2014, The Who started their 50th-anniversary world tour,

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with Simes as musical director and playing keyboards, mandolin, banjo, percussion, and backing vocals.

Awards

* Double Grammy nominee with Don Henley – 2000 * Platinum Album, ''Inside Job'' CD – Don Henley, Warner Bros. * Platinum Album, ''Inside Job'' DVD – Don Henley, Warner Bros. * Platinum Album, ''Actual Miles'' – Don Henley, Geffen * Platinum Album, ''As Time Goes By: the Great American Songbook, Volume II'' – Rod Stewart, Jay Records * Platinum Album, ''Your Filthy Little Mouth'' CD – David Lee Roth, Warner Bros. * Platinum Album, ''Wandering Spirit'' –

, Atlantic * Platinum Album, ''Leap of Faith'' Soundtrack – Don Henley * Platinum Album, ''Tell Me The Truth'' – Timothy B. Schmit, MCA * Platinum Album, ''Michael'' Soundtrack – Various Artists, Revolution * Platinum Album, ''Kermit Unpigged'' –

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Jim Henson * Platinum Album, ''SoloSolo'' – Puffy, Epic/Sony

Songs

* "Pink Christmas", Pink Christmas, Victor – 2007 * "Battlefield", Rebirth, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn – 2006 * "Truth or Lies", Rebirth, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn– 2006 * "Garasu no Tenshi" The Prince of Glass" Rebirth, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn– 2006 * "Helpless Abuse", Me, Myself, Ann I, Ann Lewis, Mitsubishi – 2004 * "Loneliness", Me, Myself, Ann I, Ann Lewis, Mitsubishi – 2004 * "Jinsei Wa Jeopardy" Life is Jeopardy" Me, Myself, and I, Ann Lewis, Mitsubishi – 2004 * "Sakura and Rose" Cherry Blossom and Rose" Girls' Night Out, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn – 2002 * "Genshi-Bakudan" Atom Bomb" Girls' Night Out, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn – 2002 * "Girls' Night Out", Girls' Night Out, Ann Lewis, Sony Jpn – 2002 * "Workin' It", Inside Job, Warner Bros. – co-wrote with Don Henley – 2000 * "Goodbye to a River", Inside Job, Warner Bros. – co-wrote with Don Henley – 2000 * "Opus 5 in B minor" – London Philharmonic Orchestra – 1999 * "Snacks", SoloSolo, Epic – Puffy * "I Imagined You", Surreal McCoys, Sony Jpn – 1997 * "A Thousand Miles Away", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "So Disappointed", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "The One that Got Away", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "Trip of No Return", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "What Kind of Life", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "No One", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "Life's a Rocket", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "Don't Be Late", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "The One Sure Thing on Mars", Surreal McCoys, Sony – 1997 * "Everybody's Got the Monkey", David Lee Roth, Warner Bros. – 1995 * "Young Man", Slave to the Thrill,

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, Enigma – 1988 * "Slave to the Thrill",

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, Hurricane, Enigma – 1988 * "Get Your Hooks Off Me", The Whizz Kidds, LA Freeway, Compilation – 1979 * "Sweet Honey", The Whizz Kidds, A&M/Highland – 1977

Recordings

* ''The Best of the British'' – Engelbert Humperdinck * ''Sylvie Vertan'' – Sylvie Vertan * ''Wandering Spirit'' – Mick Jagger, Atlantic * ''As Time Goes By: the Great American Songbook, Volume II'' – Rod Stewart, Jay Records * ''Girls In Black'' –

, Rocket Science * "Don't Rock The Boat" – Don Henley, ''Leap of Faith'' Soundtrack * ''Come Rain Come Shine'' – Don Henley, Warner Bros. * ''It's Not Easy Being Green'' – Don Henley, BMG * ''Some Enchanted Evening'' –

* ''Cruel Obsession'' – David Lee Roth, Atlantic * ''Tell Me The Truth'' – Timothy B. Schmit, MCA * ''Pink Christmas'' – Ann Lewis, Victor * ''Bleu'' – Ann Lewis, Victor * ''Boys Get Ready'' – Ann Lewis, Victor * ''The Conqueror'' – Ann Lewis, Victor * ''Girls Night Out'' – Ann Lewis, Victor * ''Last Action Hero'' – Michael Kaman's Score * ''SoloSolo'' – Puffy, Epic/Sony

Musical director

– 2012 Olympics *

– Quadrophenia tour, 2012–2013 *

–

tour, 2014–2016 * Keith Moon: The Real Me – musical, Mick Berry, 2015 *

– Tommy tour, 2011 *

– 2006 to present *

– 2005 to present * Don Henley – Inside Job, tour and video, 1999 to present * Stevie Nicks – Enchanted tour, 1998 * Heartbeat of a Planet – TV show, 2013 * The Door – musical, 2012

DVD and film

*"The Who Quadrophenia Live in London" –

*"Inside Job" – Don Henley *"The How" –

*"Amazing Journey: The Story of

" – interviewed in the documentary *"VH1 Storytellers" – Don Henley *"VH1 Storytellers" – Stevie Nicks *"MTV Unplugged" – Don Henley

Television appearances

* "

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" – with The Who * "

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" – with Roger Daltrey * "

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" – with Don Henley * "

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" – with Don Henley * "Taking You Home" – music video with Don Henley * "

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" Stevie Nicks * "Storytellers", Stevie Nicks * "

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" with Mick Jagger * "Saturday Night Live" with Don Henley (1989) * "Saturday Night Live" with Don Henley (2000) * "Last Worthless Evening" – music video with Don Henley * "Don't Tear Me Up" music video with Mick Jagger * "Live In New York" with Mick Jagger * " Late Night with David Letterman" with Don Henley * "MTV Unplugged" with Don Henley * "Stoytellers" with Don Henley * "MTV Awards Presentation" with Don Henley * "

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" with Stevie Nicks * " Solid Gold" with Martha Davis * "

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" with Peter Cetera * "

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" with Martha Davis

TV and film composing

Simes is composer of over 1,200 musical pieces. His works have appeared in TV shows and films including: * ''

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'', Stephen King, starring

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* ''

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'', HBO * '' Friends'', NBC * ''

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'', HBO * ''

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'', ABC * ''

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'', NBC * '' Drew Carey Show'', ABC * ''

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'', FOX * '' Entertainment Tonight'', Syndicated * '' Nightline'', ABC * '' General Hospital'', ABC * '' One Life to Live'', ABC * '' Nash Bridges'', CBS * ''

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'', ABC * '' Primetime Live'', ABC * ''

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'', Syndicated * '' Roseanne'', ABC * ''Hudson Street'', ABC * ''Beach Patrol'', Local * ''Hangin' With You'', ABC * '' Step By Step'', ABC * ''

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'', NBC * '' Wheel Of Fortune'', Syndicated * '' Good Morning America'', ABC * ''Saturday World News'', ABC * ''

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'', Syndicated * ''Reboot'', ABC * ''Bugs Bunny and Tweetie Bird'', ABC * '' Buffy The Vampire Slayer'', UPN * ''

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'', NBC * ''TV's Funniest Families'', NBC * '' Mike And Maty'', ABC * ''Bad As I Wanna Be: The Dennis Rodman Story'', USA * '' Gordon Elliott Show'', Syndicated * ''Game Warden Wildlife Journal'', DSC * '' Martha Stewart Living'', TLC * ''

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'', TBS * ''Professional Bowling'', ABC * ''What-A-Mess'', ABC * ''Rebecca's Garden'', Local * '' Caryl & Marilyn: Real Friends'', ABC * ''In Search Of History'', A&E * ''

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'', Syndicated * ''Bump in the Night'', ABC * ''In Person With Ma'', NBC * ''

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'', NBC * '' Jenny Jones'' * ''Living Better With Carrie Wait'' * ''Thursday Night Movie'', ABC * ''Good Morning America'', ABC * ''Shipmates'' * ''Worst Witch'' * ''Young Comedians'' * ''

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'' * ''Rock 'n Roll High'' * ''Paula Poundstone'' * ''Extreme Comedy'', ABC * ''Winnie The Pooh'', ABC * ''Pee Wee Herman'', NBC * ''Ed'', ABC * ''Golf, The Memorial'', ABC * ''Speedway Survival'' * ''Sniper School'' * ''Name Your Adventure'', NBC * ''George Carlin'', Promo

TV commercials

* Colgate – 2015 *

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– 2014 * Beneful – 2014 * Blue Cross – 2013 * Burger King – 2013

References

External links

Official Who website – Frank Simes Musical Director, keyboards/backing vocals

Official Who website – Frank Simes on tour with Roger Daltrey

Frank Simes – Artistdirect.com
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Official Frank Simes blog

THE DOOR a musical
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Gary Graff (2009) Roger Daltrey plots rare North American solo tour Frank Simes Interview – NAMM Oral History Library (2016)
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