Celebrating 50 Years in Music
DAVID PACK
New Music on the Horizon!
Best Life
Ambrosia Box Set
We’re All We Got
Here’s a look back at highlights over 5 decades in music…
It all starts with AMBROSIA
Photo: Norman Seef
Prog Rock Classics
Ambrosia
1975
Grammy Nominated
Alan Parsons Mixed
”Holdin’ On to Yesterday”
Top 40 Hit
Somewhere I’ve Never Traveled
1976
Alan Parsons Produced
Grammy Nominated
Classic Hits & Best-Sellers
Life Beyond L.A.
1978
David’s #1 Hit
”How Much I Feel”
#1 FM Life Beyond L.A.
One Eighty
1980
3x Grammy Nominated
David’s hit songs
”Biggest Part of Me”
”You’re the Only Woman”
From the beginning, Leonard Bernstein was my North Star
Photo: Lester Cohen
Friend. Music Mentor. Genius.
The world knew Leonard Bernstein as the most celebrated conductor, composer, teacher, of the 20th century. I knew him as a friend, hero, music mentor – who welcomed me into his family, took me under his wing, and somehow made time in his life for me and my family for over 25 years. Knowing in my late teens that none other than Leonard Bernstein was in my corner, giving me pep talks, and setting the bar: "I expect great things from you Pack," before I had a clue what my life in music would be, has made all the difference.
It's summed up best by this song written by his daughter Jamie and me, that she sang to him for his Kennedy Center Honors Award in 1980:
"Thank you thank you, for the big heart / making room for everyone is the hardest part"
— David
David Pack’s Songs of West Side Story
In 1996 David reimagined Broadway’s greatest musical, producing his career’s most ambitious work - a tribute to Leonard Bernstein - with 27 of world’s greatest stars.
Quincy Jones Launches David’s Producer Career: 1983 - Present
Producer Highlights
David’s History in Music
Check out the definitive discography of David's recorded works with Ambrosia, as a solo recording artist, as a producer of other artists, and as a creator of special music projects and special causes is far more prolific than his own solo works and this is no accident, it has been his intentional choice for decades, a reflection of his belief that "we are at our best when serving others."
