Bio

"...a truly diverse and illustrative project. It proves worthy of its boast that it's an exercise in cinematic storytelling and that Cornish's music defies easy categorization. There are strong flirts with blues, jazz, and world touches." - JazzReview.com on Sojourn

Bill Cornish seeks out projects that allow him to utilize his many influences. In addition to producing solo CDs which are an eclectic blend of jazz, funk, orchestral and world fusion, he composed the theme for the syndicated interview show Game Time with Boomer Esiason and served as Music Producer for the show Behind the Lines.

He is currently the keyboardist for the instrumental rock project Cornfin as well as the jazz/rock fusion project The Odd Get Even featuring drummer Bill Ray ( Paul Gilbert / Ike Turner ). Over the years, Bill has been the keyboardist for a variety of bands ranging in styles from hard rock to funk to Latin jazz, smooth jazz and R & B

From the early 80s through the mid-90s, he was keyboardist for Crystal, a band with whom he spent twelve years touring throughout the western United States, Alaska and Japan. During that time he opened for artists such as Kansas, Steelheart, Joan Jett, Steppenwolf, Firehouse, The Romantics, Pat Travers, and many others.

The Crystal album Collection was among the top ten selling melodic rock CDs for German distributor AOR Heaven in the year 2000.

Bill's latest release is entitled Tangency and Cornfin's latest release is Suspicious Mimes.