Larry Dvoskin  Larry Dvoskin is an American songwriter, musician, arranger, and producer. He is the President of Cool Guy Music and Miracle Music Inc.  Dvoskin has worked with artists including Robert Plant, Sammy Hagar, Sean Lennon, Bad Company, Robin Zander (Cheap Trick), Joe Lynn Turner, Meredith Brooks, Uli Jon Roth, Zeno, Desmond Child, the Muppets, Annabella Lwin (Bow Wow Wow), Paul O’Neill (Transiberian Orchestra), Beach Boys co-founder Al Jardine, MGMT, and Neal Schon (Journey). Larry Dvoskin was raised in Dumont, New Jersey. He enrolled in Ramapo State College, double-majoring in music and business, but dropped out following his freshman year to join local rockers Fandango. From 1978 to 1981, Dvoskin played keyboards under the stage name "Larry Dawson" for Fandango's second, third and fourth albums for RCA Records. Fandango also featured Joe Lynn Turner. Fandango had one modest-selling hit single “Last Kiss,” which Dvoskin co-wrote. They toured as both opening acts and headliners alongside Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, The Outlaws, Heart, and The Allman Brothers Band. Upon relocating to London in 1983, Dvoskin played keyboards with Electric Sun, alongside original Scorpions guitarist Uli Jon Roth and Jethro Tull drummer Clive Bunker. Dvoskin was signed by Martin Bandier and Charles Koppelman to The Entertainment Company publishing firm and was mentored by Clive Davis, Jimmy Ienner, Richie Cordell, and Neil Portnow. In 1992, Dvoskin co-wrote Sony’s Deborah Blando’s "Innocence", a 12-week Number One in Brazil. He performed additional production and remixing duties for Bad Company on "Walk Through Fire," from their double platinum-selling "Holy Water" album on Atlantic Records. The song rose to number one on the Billboard AOR Chart and was nominated for the Grammy for Best Rock Song. Dvoskin co-wrote “My Only One” for Bad Company’s Here Comes Trouble collection, which went on to be certified gold. Dvoskin signed to Famous Music. His song "Animal Heart" was released by pop sensation Glass Tiger on Capitol Records and spent six weeks at number one in Canada, with its parent LP "Simple Mission" being certified quadruple platinum, signifying sales of four million units.