L.A. Session Bassist, Trevor Lindsey, has been a studio heavyweight since the early 1980's. The son of Mort Lindsey, (who’s best known for his years working as arranger/composer/orchestral leader for “The Merv Griffin Show”, and also for Barbara Streisand, Judy Garland, Pat Boone, and other entertainment industry icons), Trevor Lindsey has added an even more impressive list of credits next to his own name. Trevor Lindsey’s mastery of the bass has kept him in great demand on the L.A. studio scene, throughout the years. While his playing has covered diverse array of musical styles and venues, (both in the studio and performing live onstage), his session and live performance credits cover an astounding array of respected industry giants, and reads like a scrolling Grammy Award Show closing credit. Besides the obvious album and live performances, Trevor has also done many TV commercials and jingles, as well as playing on movie soundtracks and television shows. Trevor has indeed worked with the very “best of the best” in the industry. His resume would make any bass player jealous. Among the long list of prominent artists he has worked with are names such as: “Tom Scott & the L.A. Express”, Aaron Neville, Jack Sheldon, Randy Jackson, Elmer Bernstein, Bo Thomlin, Yngwie Malmsteen, Nathan East, Dave Koz, Marcus Miller, Chris Lang, Julie Brown, Roy Clarke, Pat Kelley, Victor Feldman, Joe Sample, Michael Boddiker, Paul Jackson Jr., Plaz Johnson, Pauliho De Costa, Billy Preston, Pete Candoli, Mitch Holder, Dan Farrow, Robert Van, Bunny Brunel, Omar Hakim, Vanna White, Brad Rabuchin, Steven Stills, Al Mckay, Jim Messina, along with many others. Trevor is also an artist endorsee for Ken Smith Basses, and also for SWR Amps & Speakers. When he’s not playing bass, Trevor relaxes by indulging his talents in fine woodworking, handcrafting beautiful custom guitars.