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When was Brian Setzer born?
Brian Setzer was born on April 10, 1959
How tall is Brian Setzer?
According to Tommy @Setzer's web site, Brian is 5' 8"
What are the names of the two backup singers for Brian setzer?
Joie Shettler and Julie Setzer (Brian's wife).
Song Brian Setzer played on the Nanny episode 1997?
The House Is Rocking, which appears on The Brian Setzer Orchestra's 1996 album Guitar Slinger.
What movie and television projects has The Brian Setzer Orchestra been in?
The Brian Setzer Orchestra has: Played Themselves - Musicians in "Barend en Van Dorp" in 1990. Played Themselves - Musical Guest in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" in 1992. Played Themselves in "The Documentary of the Brian Setzer Orchestra" in 2002. Played Themselves in "The Brian Setzer Orchestra: Live in Japan" in 2002. Played Themselves in "Rachael Ray" in 2006.
What is the birth name of Brian Setzer?
Brian Setzer's birth name is Brian Robert Setzer.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Documentary of the Brian Setzer Orchestra - 2002?
The cast of The Guitar of Brian Setzer - 1992 includes: Brian Setzer as himself
When was Brian Setzer born?
Brian Setzer was born on April 10, 1959
What is Brian Setzer's birthday?
Brian Setzer was born on April 10, 1959.
When was The Brian Setzer Orchestra created?
The Brian Setzer Orchestra was created in 1990.
What is Brian Setzer's birthday?
Brian Setzer was born on April 10, 1959.
What is Brian Setzer's occupation?
Brian Setzer is a/an Musician, songwriter, record producer
When is Brian Setzer's birthday?
Brian Setzer was born on April 10, 1959
How tall is Brian Setzer?
According to Tommy @Setzer's web site, Brian is 5' 8"
Is Brian Setzer tall?
According to Tommy @Setzer's web site, Brian is 5' 8"
What are the names of the two backup singers for Brian setzer?
Joie Shettler and Julie Setzer (Brian's wife).
Is Brian setzer alive?
yes brian setzer is alive and his brother, Gary setzer, who used to be a drummer, is right now a science teacher for an eighth grade class.
