Bill Fulton on keys or piano with Accent

Bill Fulton with Accent at Westlake 19th Hole recalls a performance by Accent at the former lounge at Westlake Golf Course. Bill Fulton played keys, while Ronnie Crumbly performed on saxophone. The archived listing preserves those names from the engagement.

The entry does not identify a complete band lineup. However, it clearly names Accent, Fulton and Crumbly. Those details help preserve the history of the performance without adding musicians who do not appear in the surviving record.

Accent at the 19th Hole

The larger property remains active today. Westlake Golf Course lists 4812 Lakeview Canyon Road as its current Westlake Village address. Fulton’s event record documents a period when the 19th Hole also served as an entertainment setting.

Fulton’s original note states that the 19th Hole no longer exists. It also raises the possibility that another business later occupied the lounge space. However, the surviving record does not confirm that history. Instead, it documents Accent at the golf course with Fulton on keys and Crumbly on saxophone.

Bill Fulton and Ronnie Crumbly

During his Los Angeles years, Fulton combined live performances with arranging and composition work. His All About Jazz profile notes his move to Los Angeles in 1987. He continued performing live while developing his writing career.

More performances appear in Fulton’s keyboardist and pianist credits. His arranging, composition and orchestration credits cover his parallel writing work. In addition, his music services page outlines the work he offers today.

Artist: Accent
Date/Time: November 25, 1987 12:00 am
Venue: Cheers - CLOSED
Address: 1308 E Los Angeles Ave Simi Valley, CA 93065