Jon Herington
Jonathan Reuel Herington, born on April 14, 1954 in Paterson, New Jersey, is an
American guitarist and singer-songwriter. He began his musical journey playing
piano and saxophone before transitioning to guitar. Herington's first band,
Highway, opened for local Bruce Springsteen shows. His breakthrough came when he
was recommended by Ted Baker to Donald Fagen and Walter Becker of Steely Dan,
leading to his involvement in their 2000 album Two Against Nature. He recorded
"Janie Runaway" and toured with the band. He continued collaborating with Steely
Dan on Everything Must Go (2003)...
You're My EverythingKate Schutt, Rob Mounsey, Nicki Richards, Vaneese Thomas, Chris Parker, Richard Hammond, Jay Newland, Mark Wilder, Daryl Tookes, Kevin Killen, Jon Herington, Kristy Norter, Liesl Whitaker and Mariel Bildsten
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Go Easy on YourselfKate Schutt, Rob Mounsey, Nicki Richards, Vaneese Thomas, Chris Parker, Richard Hammond, Jay Newland, Daryl Tookes, Kevin Killen, Jon Herington, Kristy Norter, Liesl Whitaker and Mariel Bildsten
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Slow BurnStudio D'Lux, Bill Champlin, Jon Herington, Liberty Devitto and Doug Kistner
4:35
Your Big DayKate Schutt, Rob Mounsey, Nicki Richards, Vaneese Thomas, Chris Parker, Richard Hammond, Jay Newland, Mark Wilder, Daryl Tookes, Kevin Killen, Jon Herington, Kristy Norter, Liesl Whitaker and Mariel Bildsten
2:49
Not in a Million YearsStudio D'Lux, Jon Herington, Liberty Devitto, Doug Kistner, Lee Loughnane and Reagan Richards
3:44
Old SchoolStudio D'Lux, Glen Burtnik, Jon Herington, Liberty Devitto and Doug Kistner
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