"THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL GET FROM ME" recorded by Perry Danos for my 'FRIENDS' CD will be featured November 27 at 10 PM on the HBO series HUNG, episode #29 / 309, thanks to CRUCIAL MUSIC in LA. Seems like a very appropriate song for this show!
"WHAT DO I DO NOW?" recorded by Perry Danos for the "Out In the Cold" CD was featured on August 2010 on A&E's new hit dramatic series THE GLADES™, episode 103. Australian actor Matt Passmore stars as Jim Longworth as homicide detective from Chicago who relocates to Palm Glade, Florida, where people keep turning up murdered. This placement thanks to CRUCIAL MUSIC PUBLISHING in Malibu, California! The Glades - A&E TV
"PARIS WITHOUT YOU" recorded by Perry Danos for the “Out In The Cold” CD has been placed by CRUCIAL MUSIC PUBLISHING in the new major motion picture by Touchstone (Disney Films), “YOU AGAIN”, to be released September 24, 2010 staring Kristen Bell, Betty White, Sigourney Weaver, Kristin Chenoweth, Jamie Lee Curtis, Choris Leachman, Victor Garber and Patrick Duffy. YouTube - YOU AGAIN movie trailer
"WHY PRETEND", recorded by Perry Danos for the'OUT IN THE COLD' CD was featured on ABC Family's hit series, "GREEK" October 19, 2009.
"WHY PRETEND", was also featured on TNT's hit series 'SAVING GRACE' on July 28, 2009 at 10 PM. Episode #306 is titled "THAT WAS NO FIRST KISS".Saving Grace on TV.com
"THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL GET FROM ME", recorded by Perry Danos from Bob's new CD "Me + My Best Friends" was nominated for a 2009 JPF Award in the Jazz Vocal category. Songs were submitted from 160 countries around the world and less than 1/3 of 1% was nominated out of a total of 560,000 songs that were submitted worldwide. This is quite an honor! 'Just Plain Folks' is an International Music Organization and their Industry Awards are for independent songwriters, original songs and CD's. http://www.justplainfolks.org/
Bob Levy was honored as a 2008 MAC Award nominee for OUTSTANDING SONG OF THE YEAR for"THIS TIME",co-written and recorded by Singer/Songwriter Karen Jacobsen
"The songs of Bob Levy are a resource well worth mining when looking for good new material, and this festive celebration was as fine an introduction to his work as one could wish for. Sue Matsuki and Dane Vannatter co-hosted the proceedings with equal measures of affection and admiration, and they shared the singing honors with several other performers. To a man (or woman), all of the artists did commendable work, with Laurie Krauz knocking it out of the ballpark with her three numbers." Roy Sander, New York critic and columnist