Welcome to the world of Brett Jolly

This site is dedicated to those who support the “preservation of quality music.” New AI companies are attempting to “recreate the industry to supply us with “their own artificial” brand of music (in place of authenticity).” Their objective is to “simply eliminate creativity from musicians and songwriters and replace it with their synthetic music renditions.”  Our objective is to “keep quality music alive through the human element.” If you feel the same way then we invite you to help save it. Please feel free to donate through cash app at $Eltonbrettjolly.

Brett Jolly… bass player for the STARS.” To see more click HERE

Brett Jolly has performed with some of the “biggest” names in music. You can check a lot of them out by clicking HERE. Below is the legendary singer “Pink” in concert. The video is 8 minutes long but at the end of the video you will see a choir dressed in light blue robes come onstage to sing with her. Brett Jolly is the 3rd closest singer to the camera…

A world without music is like an ocean without water... Support music now before they eventually take it from you... Show your support through cashapp at $Eltonbrettjolly

Brett Jolly does a “lot.” He plays several instruments. He creates music videos, writes/records songs and he does photography for people. Below is his “advertisement theme song” that he wrote (and created/directed the video for). You can contact Brett by email at Eltonjolly@gmail.com

Feature Video (posted every few couple of days)

Below is our "Feature Video:" Periodically we will post a video and give an honest assessment of it. The art of preserving music is also exhibited through the video used to "enhance" the music. A bad video will "destroy" a good song. Below is Whitney Houston's "Greatest Love of all and below it is an assessment:

Video assessment: A great video is often portrayed “by the story it tells.” I love this video because it shows how the concept of the song actually led to Whitney’s own success. At first she is singing onstage to an empty house, but then childhood scenes reflect on her own life and rise to stardom. The story is further personified by the role of Whitney’s mother, Cissy Houston, who plays a “prominent role” in the video. A touching scene is shown when the childhood little girl version of Whitney walks onstage and merges into the adult Whitney. This video is great because it didn’t cost millions of dollars to put it all together but it still makes you “feel” the plot. We rank this video 10 out of 10. If you have a recommendation for a video that you would like to feature please email your suggestion to me at Eltonjolly@gmail.com

"Questions and Answers"

Supporting music also involves “understanding the principles and aspects” of it. Brett Jolly has been in the music industry for many years and is willing to answer any questions artists may have. A LOT of artists (old and young) don’t know what to do or where to go to enhance their careers. If you email me your questions (and make a small cash app donation to $Eltonbrettjolly) I will “gladly” answer your questions right here (or if you prefer, I will respond to you “privately.” Email me at Eltonjolly@gmail.com. I look forward to interacting with “everyone.”

Question from Antoinette in California: I am a singer who has had a good career locally but I want to expand my market to newer areas. I have dealt with club owners with ulterior motives and this has turned me off from the business. What can I do to enhance my own career? Answer:  This question has been asked by a “lot” of females who simply want to make an honest career in the business. The most important thing any artist should do is “promote themselves”  BEFORE attempting to book any gigs. This gives you value and credibility. If a male club owner feels you have nothing going for you then he may try to “run his game” if he feels any attraction towards you. Unfortunately this happens a “lot” in the business. However, if you have already promoted yourself (with song, video, press releases and more) then the owner (or manager) has no choice but to look at you from the professional “marketing” aspect. This should alleviate any “crazy notions” from the start. Also you may want to hire a “stand-in man” to pretend he is your husband or boyfriend. You can speak for yourself but have him there just in case “stupidity shows it’s ugly face.”

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Live Performances

Catch the energy of The Brett Jolly Experience band as we bring fun, excitement and cover songs to life on stage. We are a unit that actually loves to play “everything.” We have great ears for music. We will play any songs we know, but we will also play songs we “don’t” know. If someone has a specific request (that we have never heard), we will listen to the song on Youtube and simply go “play it.” How many bands can do that on the spot? Click here to check out samples:

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Photography

Photography here is “different.” While many like portrait pictures Brett Jolly does pictures that go a step beyond and tell the whole story. His “fantasy photos” are designed to bring out the “inner person within you.” Attitude plays a large part in this and Brett will take your pictures “any place.” He can remove the background and place you “anywhere.” Brett will help you create an artful masterpiece through a camera lens. If you can “dream it,” Brett will help you “create it.” Check out his samples here.

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Songwriting

Brett Jolly has written songs and made music videos for years. Brett writes songs that you don’t just hear…but “feel!” Brett also writes songs for others and can so “any and EVERY style of music.” Brett will write a song and do a music video for you if you email him at Eltonjolly@gmail.com. The results can be delivered through email and Youtube. Click HERE to see more:

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Celebrity Videos

See for yourself how Brett Jolly has performed with “HUGE” names in musical history captured on video. Brett Jolly has been “blessed” to share the stage with some of the biggest names in music. Brett has a LOT of stories that he is willing to share. If you like this page and believe in the preservation of live music then please give a small donation through cash app to $Eltonbrettjolly. You can also chat with Brett through email at Eltonjolly@gmail.com

About Me: I don't measure myself by how loud I can play. I will "gladly" turn down if it makes the group as a whole sound great. I have "perfect pitch" which means I can pick up songs "on the spot." I have had to listen to shows on tape and then go out to play them with no rehearsal. You can call me when you need a substitute and have no time to rehearse anything. I will play it all.

Brett Jolly has a “plethora” of musical giants he has performed onstage with. Here are some of the names: Lee Andrews and the Hearts, Dexter Wansel, Linda Jones (from the Jones girls), Jean Carn, Angie Stone, The Miracles, Johnny Taylor, Grover Washington Jr., Lalah Hathaway, Billy Davis Jr, and Marilyn McCoo, Norman Connors, Rick Springfield, Lynda Carter, Stephanie Mills, Ashford and Simpson, Phil Perry, Solo, Kool and the Gang, KC and the Sunshine band, The Whispers. Bill Withers, Eric Benet, Frankie Beverly, Linda Clifford, Kris Tucker, The Emotions, Olivia Newton John, Teena Marie, Peabo Bryson, GC Cameron, Harold Melvin’s Bluenotes, Keith Pringle, Ce Ce Winans, Kathy Sledge (from Sister Sledge) Melba Moore, Glen Jones. Chubby Checker, Gerald Levert, The Rude boys, The Philadelphia Mass choir, Lourdes of the Undergrouind, The Sounds of Blackness, Gerald Veasley,  Gerald Albright, Gerald Alston (lead singer for the Manhattans) Paul Jackson Jr. Allyson Williams, The Stylistics, Chaka Khan, Billy Paul, Vesta Williams, Smokey Robinson, Teddy Pendergrass, Natalie Cole, Boys II Men, Earth Wind and Fire, Patti Labelle, Mcfadden and Whitehead, Jerry Butler, Karyn White, The Soul Survivors,  The Tennessee Madlads, The Delfonics, Eddie Money, Dionne Warwock, The O’jays, Questlove (from the Roots), Chuck D (from Public Enemy) Usher, Oran Juice Jones,  Celene Dion and Pink.

I’m Brett Jolly, a bass player (I also play bass synthesizer) and singer who’s shared the stage with some of music’s biggest names, blending passion with experience. I started playing piano at the age of 4. My parents bought a piano one day and the very next morning I taught myself how to play the song “Stand by Me” on it, by Ben E. King. Through the years Brett played basketball, but the more he played basketball the better he got at music. In 7th grade someone brought a bass guitar over the house and Brett started playing it immediately. Since then Brett has traveled the world and played for “so many.” Brett can also sing (and hit some really low vocal notes).

Brett Jolly... "The architect of the groove"

Touring Years

Various Bands

2005 - 2015

Music has been my life’s soundtrack and creative outlet.

Creative Projects

Solo Work

2016 - Present

Writing songs, creating videos, and sharing tutorials with fellow musicians.