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Composer, Piano player, Singer Jim Pearce's music has been heard on over 300 TV shows including Empire, Parenthood, Saturday Night Live, The Voice, Inside Amy Shumer, 90210, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, Mi Corazon Insiste, Blue Bloods, The Mentalist, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, American Pickers, Impractical Jokers, Pawn Stars, Steve Harvey Show, CBS Sports Spectacular, The Affair, The Nightly Show, and the film The Big Wedding (Lionsgate), as well as many other shows. His CD's have been played on radio world wide and he has won many awards for his compositions including a Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest (jazz category) and many more. He has released 7 Jazz CD�s and 1 Neo Classical CD (A Piano Story). Jim's CD �I'm in the Twilight of a Mediocre Career� hit #1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Radio Chart and was featured in an interview on NPR'S Morning Edition with Susan Stamberg. Jim has written 500+ tunes and is available for gigs anywhere.
Jim's CD I'm in the Twilight of a Mediocre Career hit #1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Radio Chart and was featured in an interview on NPR'S Morning Edition with Susan Stamberg. He's also been the recipient of numerous awards including Outstanding Achievement in Songwriting (Great American Song Contest) and Grand Prize in Jazz Category (John Lennon Songwriting Contest).
Jim is available for Concerts, Festivals, and Clubs around the world.
“There exists a unique and storied subset of jazz artists who pen the most clever music and lyrics this side of Tin Pan Alley and way that side of modern-day Nashville. Besides Bob Dorough and Dave Frishberg, who are in a class by themselves, are Mose Allison and Jim Pearce, who are also part of that rarefied class.”
— All About Jazz/ C. Michael Bailey
“'Never Open with a Ballad' is a delightful collection of modern jazz performed by an outstanding collective of sympathetic musicians who are truly deserving of wider recognition. Pearce proves himself a highly adept leader who approaches every aspect of his music with vision and integrity.”
— All About Jazz/ John Barron
“Jim Pearce is in possession of a special type of “triple threat.” I don't know if he can dance or act. That's not the kind I mean. What Pearce certainly can do is sing, play piano and write great music.”
— Jazz Improv Magazine/ Dave Miele
“Singing pianist Jim Pearce is incredibly hip, but please don't tell him. It might ruin his hangdog charm, which stacks up favorably alongside witty songsters such as Bob Dorough, Dave Frishberg and Mose Allison.”
— Jazziz Magazine
“Jim is an extraordinarily talented musician and those skills are matched by his songwriting abilities. It is easy to see why he has earned many songwriting awards during his illustrious career. His stories and their imaginative lyrics create vivid images that one does not soon forget, or want to. And his piano riffs continue to play in your head long after his music stops.”
— Roots Music Report/ Brenda Barbee
“Pearce has produced another winner. This is outstanding mainstream jazz. Washington Square Park is a powerful reminder that not all great jazz pianist/composers are signed to Verve or Blue Note—or work out of New York”
— All About Jazz / Paul Olson
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