VIDEOS

TOM & JILL

performed by KT Sullivan on The Joe Franklin Show 4/92

LATE NITE COMIC

performed by Kaye Ballard on The Merv Griffin Show 6/78

THE COFFEE SHOPPE

performed by Margaret Whiting at The Algonquin NYC 6/90

AMERICA'S SWEETHEART

performed by Lesley Gore on Nashville Now 5/25/90

I SANG THE BLUES FOR NOTHING

performed by Arthur Siegel at Jan Wallman's NYC 3/19/90

AM I SUPPOSED TO BE MAD TODAY?

performed by Larry Victor & Janet Kirker at Don't Tell Mama NYC 11/20/90 from the CD A Hard Time To Be Single

WORKING WOMAN

performed by Larry Victor at Don't Tell Mama NYC 11/20/90 from the CD A Hard Time To Be Single

GUESS I'M DUMB

performed at Don't Tell Mama NYC 6/20/09 from the Brian Gari CD Brian Sings Wilson

GIRL FROM ISSAQUAH

from the CD Here I Come Brazil

REMAINS TO BE SEEN

performed at Don't Tell Mama NYC 2/18/10

SHE SQUEEZES ME IN

performed at Don't Tell Mama NYC 2/18/10

YVETTE

with Michael Wolff on piano at Don't Tell Mama 2/18/10 from the CD Here I Come Brazil

CHOCOLATE EYES

Joan Bender performs this one with Michael Wolff on piano at Don't Tell Mama 2/18/10 from the Brian Gari CD Here I Come Brazil

BICYCLE RIDE (January 2010)

Former Critter & future Four Season Don Ciccone recorded Brian Gari's song in 1972 garnering a huge amount of airplay and almost becoming a hit. It was resurrected on the Japanese CD "The Very Best of Brian Gari--New York City Songwriter" on EM Records

MARGIE (12/12/09)

One of the rare times you'll catch me singing one of my grandfather's hits. It was a real joy performing with Vince Giordano & the Nighthawks!

I WANT A COMPUTER FOR CHRISTMAS (Dec 2009)

Here's a song from my Christmas CD The Man With All the Toys

WHILE THEY'RE STILL HERE (Oct 2009)

For my mother from my CD entitled Previously Unreleased

EARLY THAT DAY (Sept 2009)

A song inspired by the events of 9/11. From my CD entitled Previously Unreleased

IF OUR SONGS STILL MAKE IT (Sept 2009)

Dedicated to my dear friend, Ellie Greenwich, who passed away in August of 2009.

KYM'S SO WILDE (March 2009)

In the early 90s (hence the reference to video tape) I became infatuated with a beautiful adult movie actress named Kym Wilde. She seemed so innocent in the first tape I saw that I thought she was an amateur who had just done this one movie. Little did I know! After I recorded it on my first album, Songs For Future Musicals, I managed to get the song directly to Kym. I got back a sweet note and inscribed photo telling me how impressed she was with the song and that she might want to use it in her films in the future..

MY FATHER'S CAT (March 2009)

This is a new song that has never been recorded.

WHERE DID THE MUSIC GO? (Jan 2009)

There will never be another time in music as exciting as the period from '64 thru '66. I have tried to capture that in this song I wrote a few years back. Former Critter, Four Season & Shondell Don Ciccone is on vocals. The song was supposed to be recorded by Ron Dante but was eventually cut by the Tokens with an alternate lyric.
Enjoyed it a lot...thanks for the shoutout on Eve....PF Sloan
I loved it! captured the 60s so brilliantly...Clay Cole
Enjoyed your song & video...Richard Carpenter
Always loved this song...still strong...loved the video...Ron Dante
Such a great job...Ellie Greenwich
Terrific! I really like your singer...Sonny Curtis
Absolutely terrific on all levels! Jimmy Wisner
Beautiful music and beautifully produced...Hal Blaine
Really got to me...Perry Botkin
Job well done...Artie Resnick
Nice work, Brian...brought back lots of memories...Alan O'Day
Great song. I really mean it...Steve Binder/director The T.A.M.I. Show
Liked it a lot...Alan Zweibel
You did a great job on this. It certainly spoke to me...Tony Sales
Love it! Rod McBrien
Such a good idea and so true...Annette Tucker
I can relate! Mark Sebastian
Terrific! Nancy Ford
I loved the video! Roger Atkins
Wonderful job...Paul Evans
A hell of song & a great recording...Artie Kaplan
On behalf of the various sons of the 60s, (if I may be so bold), thank you for the compliment...Mitch Murray
Loved the song and the video. What a great era to have been a part of. Thanks for all the memories!!!...Gayle Levant

LAURA'S DAD (Dec 2008)

This is an unreleased song I wrote for my friend, Lou Nigro, the father of Laura Nyro. He tuned my piano for years until he retired and moved upstate. He is about to turn 93. I wrote the song when Lou was attending an Off-Broadway revue of Laura's songs. He went night after night and was loved by everyone there.

HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR (Oct 2008)

is a song from my CD entitled Previously Unreleased. I wrote the song to bring attention to the plight of the carriage horses of New York City.

MON ONCLE (Sept 2008)

Robert Clary is my uncle and one of the stars of Hogan's Heroes. I put this video together as a living tribute to him and his remarkable life. From my CD entitled Previously Unreleased

MY DAD (June 2008)

This is a tribute to my father, Roberto Gari, who passed away on January 22, 2008. It was written by Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil & recorded by Paul Petersen.

THE CALIFORNIA DREAM (April 1992)

Dave Edison also directed this one which was on my Songs For Future Musicals album and also my Japanese release. It features rare home movies of me & my grandfather as well as my only appearance on American Bandstand.

LETTER TO NORMA (July 1986)

Many years ago a very talented videographer/comic named Dave Edison came up to me at a comedy club where we were working and expressed his admiration for my work. He said he thought he could make a nice video of one of my songs. It actually won an award from Video Review magazine. By the way, that's my ex-wife, Darla Hill, portraying Norma. She played Sheila in A Chorus Line on Broadway (among many other credits!) The song was never released.

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