A Brief Overview of Dan Shull's Musical Experiences

Dan Shull is Performer/Multi-Instrumentalist/Composer who currently resides in Rock Hill, SC. Dan went to high school in Hillsborough, NC where he benefited from the teachings of the legendary Bob Haas. He went on to audition for James Houlik and study Saxophone under Jim Forger at East Carolina University. Dan left school early and toured as a Saxophonist for a two years after which he continued to compose. Having devoting the 80's and 90's to his family, Dan re-embraced his music when he helped form the original Bone Daddy as a Bassist and built Wit's End Studio in 1999. From there he went on to record his first solo album of original material, "You Tell Me", released in 2002 on which he played most of the instruments. In 2004 Dan founded the band Wit's End, playing Keys and arranging the material. In 2008 Dan began writing his second album and re-dedicated his self to the Saxophone. Determined to play as much Sax as possible, Dan joined The Showtime Band in 2009 with whom he performed on the Beach Circuit for two years. 2010 brought a new relationship with Singer Barry Cope and the band TGB - The Groovin' Band, a Classic Soul and R&B Band was born. TGB lasted in multiple forms until 2016, after which Dan hired out as a Saxophonist until 4.2018. Now, in 2021 Dan Shull is embracing the opportunity to record and release as much material as possible, both original and some of his favorite covers.