Bill Fulton on keys or piano with John Cardoso
Bill Fulton with John Cardoso is a collaboration connected to Fulton’s work as a professional keyboardist. Cardoso also appears in the credits for Musicology’s 1994 album Aint’s da Noteses, It’s da Restes, alongside Scott Ford. Fulton played keyboards on four selections from that recording. However, the brief performance note for this particular engagement does not establish whether it was connected to the album.
Bill Fulton with John Cardoso and Musicology
The Musicology album offers a documented connection between Fulton and Cardoso. Fulton contributed keyboards to “Previously Unknown,” “Rita,” “Deception,” and “Kling St Func.” His Musicology recording credit identifies John Cardoso and Scott Ford as the artists behind the project. Meanwhile, Fulton’s broader career encompassed live piano engagements, studio sessions, arranging, and television composition.
For independent background on Fulton’s career, All About Jazz profiles Bill Fulton and discusses his performing and recording work. Its coverage includes his move from the San Francisco Bay Area to Los Angeles and his subsequent professional activities. In addition, his keyboardist and pianist credits provide a wider view of his collaborations.
Details of the John Cardoso engagement
Bill Fulton with John Cardoso also appears in a short performance note containing the figure $45. That amount is retained exactly as written. However, the note does not identify a venue, date, city, instrumentation, or repertoire. It also does not explain whether $45 was the total fee or one payment. Consequently, the Musicology recording should be understood as related career context, not proof of the circumstances of this engagement.
Original Performance Notes
With John Cardoso $45
Artist: Bill Fulton on keys or pianoDate/Time: September 17, 1994 12:00 am
Venue: Universal Bar & Grill
Address: 4093 Lankershim Blvd North Hollywood, CA 91602
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