Alan Troubleshooter - Guitar Man known in some parts as “Gator” Electric, Acoustic, 12-String Guitars Arrangement and Production Songwriter and the singer of his original songs that evoke a melting pot of styles which consist of: - Rock ‘n’ Roll Reggae - World Music - Old 50’s Rhythm & Blues - Folk, from the Bleecker Street days - Raga Rock - A fine flair for a Pop melody Playing the Greenwich Village Circuit he connected up with artists and tours with Tim Hardin, Garland Jeffreys (nine albums), Lou Reed, Steve Forbert and other Bluesmen and Reggae Rockers. Personal band projects include The Troubleshooters, The Thangs, American Heirs, Rockin, Reggae Rollers, JABLAC - “Jazz-Rock Fusion Band” the early Water Tower East where Alan was one of the original raga rock boys of the 60’s playing open tunings with a Sitar pick. His current life-time commitment is to Rippin’ Al and The Troubleshooters.                    Scroll Down For More.

AWESOME! check out the original tunes titles . . . “COOL RUNNINGS, mon!”

Listen to the Late Night Rain Mid-East Tension Giotto’s Blue Balloon 2000 Millennium Blues Wild Wooly Woman Siena Bell Sullivan County Talkin’ to You Soda Fountain Treat Back There in My Mind Witness to History Lover’s Lane Jackie O and OJ 42nd Street Apache Tear Muhammad Ali Rock ‘n’ Roll Story Falling Into Love’s A Crazy Feeling Bum in My Mind Julio and the Albatross Top of Hypocrisy Dollar Wine Longing to Be With You Light A Candle for Love

Rock This Town Tonight On Rainbow’s End Fireman First Time Hounds Chased the Fox Johnny Guitar Cry Lament for Brian Jones Rebel Holiday Memory of You Man of Many Chapters Mary High School Girl from the Lower East Side The Honeymoon is Over In My Search for You Rock n Roll Reggae It’s About You Modern Age Hudson River Valley Not Ready for Your World On Bended Knees Old Provincetown Destiny Try My Best With You Don’t Gamble on Love Whisper My Name

Original Music Soundtrack for the film, “Shadow Catcher” by T.C. McCluhan, an award-winning film on the work of photographer Edward S. Curtis who documented the early twentieth century Native Americans. Studied Viola and Classical Guitar at Mannes College of Music in New York City. Private studies with Skeeter Best, Jim Hall, Julio Prol, Paul Doktor and self-studies of the great traditional American Bluesmen.