Alex Call has been a hit recording artist and songwriter for over thirty years. His muse is legendary in the industry, and his songs have become musical icons of American pop culture. His expansive repertoire of Billboard Hot 100 hits includes: 867-5309/Jenny by Tommy Tutone, Power of Love by Huey Lewis and the News, Perfect World by Huey Lewis and the News, Little Too Late by Pat Benatar, Just Take My Heart by Mr. Big, New Romeo by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Dukes.
Alex was lead singer in the San Francisco cult-fave Country-rock band Clover, along with Huey Lewis and John McFee. Clover was the band on Elvis Costello’s first hit album, My Aim is True.
Alex has been a recording artist for Arista Records, Mercury Records, and Fantasy Records. The video of his Arista single, “Just Another Saturday Night” graced the early days of MTV. His songs are featured in Movies and TV, and have served as branding for numerous national ad campaigns. 867-5309/Jenny continues to be a ubiquitous icon of the 80’s ensconced at number four on VH1’s Hits of the 80’s. It has been featured on over forty compilation CD’s with Power of Love close behind. In addition to writing music, lyrics, and fiction novels; Alex produces sessions, and performs as a solo act or with his band in cities across the US. He is a member of the Studer Group’s (a healthcare company) speakers’ bureau for his work with music and healthcare.
Alex is an avid student of history, spirituality, and politics. He was strongly influenced early in life by the anthropologists who taught at Verde Valley School in Sedona, AZ. Alex is a fly fisherman, a baseball player, fan, and coach. A San Francisco native, Alex loves the wide-open spaces of the Southwest and the Rockies, and has lived and worked in London, Los Angeles, and Montana. Mr. Call currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and son and is busy crafting his next novel. — Sherri Rosen
“It’s been a great pleasure to work with Sherri Rosen. She’s energetic, knowledgeable, compassionate, and tough when she needs to be. I found no communication barriers of any kind with Sherri ; she listens, and gives her opinion and listens some more. I have no reservations about recommending her to others. She will work harder than you do! She also makes good choices in her co-workers and staff. Expect the very best effort on your behalf when you work with Sherri Rosen.”
— Author Alex Call (writer of 867-5309/ Jenny, both the song, and the book.)
