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Arnold McCuller is a seasoned singer, songwriter, and producer whose dynamic voice has been a staple in rock, pop, and Americana since the 1970s. Born August 26, 1950 in Cleveland, Ohio, he built a career as a versatile performer with a rich catalog of studio work, live performances, and collaborations. He’s widely recognized as a longtime featured vocalist for James Taylor, touring with Taylor’s All-Star Band since 1977, and as a sought-after vocalist for Phil Collins. Across decades, Arnold has collaborated with legendary artists including Linda Ronstadt, Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Raitt, and more. His solo discography spans from 1984 through 2023, and he continues to release music that blends soul, pop, and thoughtful storytelling.

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For fans of classic vocal finesse and intimate live performances, Arnold brings a sense of reliability and warmth—like having a friend in the industry who can help you secure great seats to hear a voice that shaped decades of music. While tour dates aren’t listed publicly for 2025–2026, Arnold’s official materials highlight past James Taylor/All-Star Band appearances, White House performances, and ongoing creative projects.

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Below you’ll find a concise look at his career, discography highlights, and recent releases, plus links to his official channels for the latest news and opportunities to hear him live when new dates are announced.

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Biography

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  • Born: August 26, 1950 — Cleveland, Ohio
  • Active since the 1970s as a singer, songwriter, and producer
  • Longtime featured vocalist for James Taylor (touring since 1977) and for Phil Collins
  • Notable collaborations with Linda Ronstadt, Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Raitt, and many others

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Discography Highlights

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Quick Facts About Arnold McCuller

  • Born August 26, 1950 in Cleveland, Ohio; active since the 1970s as a singer, songwriter and producer.
  • Longtime featured vocalist for James Taylor ( touring since 1977 ) and for Phil Collins; also collaborated with Linda Ronstadt, Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Raitt and many others.
  • Solo discography spans 1984–2023, including A Part Of Me That’s You (AVI, 1984) and You Can’t Go Back (What’s Good/Wize Guy, 1999).
  • Recent activity includes 2021–2023 releases (Shaman, The Music of Johnny Mathis, Ode to David, You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive) and a 2023 soundtrack appearance (How Sweet It Is) for a TV series.
  • 2025 single release The Star Spangled Banner (with Jerry Marotta) marking a new collaboration era.
  • Official site hosts discography, gigs history, and recovery-focused work (VocalEase 4U) in addition to music.

The records

Arnold McCuller Discography

  • You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive
    2023 · Unknown
  • Ode to David (Old Eight Mile)
    2023 · Unknown
  • How Sweet It Is
    2023 · Hollywood Records (soundtrack appearance)
  • Shaman
    2021 · Unknown
  • The Music of Johnny Mathis
    2021 · Unknown
  • It’s Your Birthday
    2020 · Unknown
  • Stay’ Home
    2020 · Unknown
  • The Present (2020 remix)
    2020 · Unknown
  • Witness
    2017 · Unknown
  • Back @ The Baked Potato Live 2015
    2016 · Self-released
  • Soon As I Get Paid
    2011 · MRI Associated
  • The Present
    2010 · Unknown
  • Sabor
    2008 · What’s Good Records (WGR)
  • Circa 1990
    2003 · What’s Good Records (WGR)
  • Live at the Baked Potato
    2002 · What’s Good Records (WGR)
  • Back to Front
    2002 · What’s Good Records (WGR)
  • You Can’t Go Back
    1999 · What’s Good / Wize Guy
  • Exception to the Rule
    1994 · Essex Entertainment
  • A Part Of Me That’s You
    1984 · AVI Records

The hits

Top Arnold McCuller Songs

  • The Star Spangled Banner (with Jerry Marotta)
    2025 · N/A
  • How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) (From 'A Million Little Things: Season 5')
    2023 · N/A
  • It’s Your Birthday (Happy Earth Day)
    2020 · N/A
  • Stay’ Home
    2020 · N/A

Biography

  • Born: August 26, 1950 — Cleveland, Ohio
  • Active since the 1970s as a singer, songwriter, and producer
  • Longtime featured vocalist for James Taylor (touring since 1977) and for Phil Collins
  • Notable collaborations with Linda Ronstadt, Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Raitt, and many others

Discography Highlights

  • A Part Of Me That’s You (AVI, 1984)
  • You Can’t Go Back (What’s Good/Wize Guy, 1999)
  • Recent releases include Shaman, The Music of Johnny Mathis, Ode to David, and You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive (2021–2023)
  • 2023 soundtrack appearance: How Sweet It Is for a TV series
  • 2025 single: The Star Spangled Banner (with Jerry Marotta) signaling a new collaboration era

Upcoming Tour Information

  • As of February 2026, public 2025–2026 tour dates are not listed on the official site. Check back for announcements and consider joining the mailing list for the latest news.

Social links and official site provide direct access to discography, gigs history, and recovery-focused work (VocalEase 4U). Follow Arnold on his official channels for timely updates and opportunities to hear his incomparable vocal presence live.

Official site: arnoldmcculler.com

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