Too Human

Too HumanÆs Ellen Schwartz and Roger Bruno hail from New York and have had music in their lives from a very early age. Bruno was an accordion virtuoso by the time he was seven, and Schwartz was harmonizing at age three. Bruno and Schwartz became professional songwriters in Los Angeles, on staff with music publishing giant Warner/Chappell Music, where they had their songs covered by many recording artists including Pat Benatar, Cher, Teddy Pendergrass, Martha Davis, Angela Bofill, Anne Murray and Nancy Wilson. Moving back east and becoming Too Human, they recorded their CD ôFrom There to Here.ö For the recording they were joined by Chris Parker on drums, Mark Egan on bass, Marty Walsh on guitars, and Deni Bonet on violin and accordion.