Walt Lafty

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Walt Lafty is the vocalist for the band Silvertide. A touring rock band signed to J RECORDS in 2001. Silvertide have been touring the globe since 2002 both opening for major touring acts and headlining shows.[1]

Popular songs sung by Walt Lafty include: Ain't Comin' Home, Blue Jeans, Devil's Daughter and Heartstrong.

Walt Lafty's Pre-Silvertide works include: The Angels Of The Church Of Philadelphia (members: Walt Lafty, Paul Jones, Dan Bolger) Walt Lafty Acoustic and Fade ( members: Walt Lafty and Mark Melchiorre)

Walt Lafty's Other works include: Singing for Carlos Santana on television shows in the following countries: United States, Spain, France, Germany, Italy and England.[2]

Biographical Info: Birthdate - May 12, 1981 Birthplace - Philadelphia, PA Walt is the second of six children. He has all sisters. He was introduced to music by his father, Bill Lafty. Mainly a pianist, Bill is also a vocalist, amateur songwriter & has served as an organist & choir director at churches in Northeast Philadelphia.[citation needed]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Silvertide, www.silvertidemusic.com, date unknown (accessed 21 January 2007)
  2. ^ Santanamogos 2005,perso.orange.fr, 2005 (accessed 21 January 2007)


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