From these garage band beginnings, they evolved into The Peppermint Trolley Company, one of the progenitors of the West Coast Harmony Sound, which was blossoming in the late Sixties.
In 1968 the PTC made numerous TV appearances, including The Beverly Hillbillies, Mannix, Dick Clark's Happening '68, Upbeat and The Donald O'Connor Show.
Danny has written and performed music for the television sitcoms, The Facts of Life, and Who's the Boss?, and has also sung on the recordings of Peter Criss, Camper Van Beethoven, Melissa Manchester, David Pomerantz, Lynne Andersen, and others.
As an instrumentalist, he's played harmonica, B3 organ and trombone on records of top artists, including Ringo Starr, Martha Reeves, the Pointer Sisters, Randy Edelman, E.G. Daily, and Full Swing.
[1]" The CD is the same as the original release of The Peppermint Trolley Company LP, however, it is packaged with sixteen bonus tracks and includes many of the Mark V singles.
The album is another Eclectic selection of various genres from melodic Downtempo Ambient piano songs to uptempo EDM tracks and features Psychedelic, Soul, R&B and Electric Blues.