Paul Whistler:
One of Irvington’s all-time greatest musicians

Paul Whistler with the legendary Whistler and the Wheels


Cleopatra Records  recording artists, "The Reminincenes"
Left to right: Jukebox Eddie, Fenny Buckley, Paul Whistler, Rocco Galenti.


Sounds of Asbury Park album recording session at the Asbury Paramount.
Left to right are: Patti Scalfa (Springsteen’s wife), Lisa Lowel, Holly Sherwood,
Paul Whistler


Paul Whistler album cover


The Jersey All-Stars, Too Tall, Steve Cotrell, Michale Scalfia, Vini Mad Dog Lopez, & Paul Whistler crossing Cookman Ave.


Paul Whistler, John Laraschi, & Jersey blues guitar great Billy Hector


Paul Whistler playing with legendary singer Otis Blackwell. Otis wrote many classic songs including Don’t Be Cruel and Return To Sender as sung by Elvis Presley.


Gary Tallent, of Bruce Springsteen’s E-Street Band, with Paul Whistler


Paul Whistler & Kenny "Mr.Popeye" Pentifallo singing "It Ain't The Meat It's The Motion" the S.O.A.P. Show


Whistler at the Upstage Reunion


Paul Whistler on stage with The Wheels and his wife Nora, who is a fabulous blues singer, and their son Cody.


Paul Whistler 1965 prom picture


The great Whistler and The Wheels at the Rock and Roll Cafe on Bleeker St. in the Village in New York City.


Paul Whistler and Barry Sussman


Paul Whistler and best friend Jerry Ciccone performing at The Fast Lane.


Jerry Ciccone


The great Jerry Ciccone, RIP


The inimitable Barry Sussman with Richard Berry. Richard is the performer who wrote the famous song Louie, Louie which was originally recorded by the Kingsmen


Four Irvington boys together at Madison Square Garden to see the reunion of Cream (Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce). Left to right are Joey Vargas, Mike Vargas, Perry Campilillo and Craig Philhower. One of the great concerts of all time.

Dennis Fenton at Tommy’s Record Shop