Links
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www.steveyoung.net - the official website of singer/songwriter Steve Young .
C. Carson Parks - the official website of Van Dyke Parks' late brother Carson. C. Carson Parks is a musician, songwriter and music publisher, whose songwriting credits include, among others, compositions for Frank Sinatra and the Four Mills Brothers. Carson and his brother Van Dyke worked together as the Steeltown Two in the early 1960s and later both were members of the Greenwood County Singers. Among many other compositions Carson Parks administers as a music publisher are the songs Van Dyke Parks wrote for the Jump! album (Carson Parks owns the publishing company Br'er Rab Music).
www.grantgeissman.com - the official website of guitarist Grant Geissman, who played on both Orange Crate Art and Moonlighting and is member of VDP's current touring line-up.
www.carolkaye.com - the official website of legendary bassist Carol Kaye.
The Michael Ochs Archives have a large number of Van Dyke Parks images available. Their website features sample images of several artists, among others also of Van Dyke Parks.
Rolling Stone magazine has a site about Van Dyke Parks featuring a biography, a discography, a links listing, trivia questions, a message board, as well as a page where you can order Parks' CDs.
Audio Links
At http://play.rbn.com/?livecon/kcrw-cp/demand/mb/mb960906Van_Dyke_Parks.ra you can listen to a 45 minutes program with VDP being interviewed in the studio. It was first broadcasted in September 1996.At http://www.npr.org/programs/anthem/thisweek/980905.html you can listen to some segments of a September 1998 radio program including interviews and live in the studio performances.