I regret to say I'm leaving Twitter out of protest. My team + I will no longer be posting on Twitter. You can find my other official accounts on FB, IG, YouTube, + my website. Goodbye✌️

Leonard Bernstein wrote the music for “West Side Story” & other classics -he was the most celebrated composer-conductor of the 20th century!

I asked my dear friend Stephen Bishop what Leonard might be saying in this photo. He said, “How would Art feel about a trio? Simon, Garfunkel, and Bernstein?” What do you think they are saying? 😄🎶 @BishSongs @LennyBernstein 📸 Douglas Gilbert

Happy 71st Birthday to my good friend Stephen Bishop! Stephen, as Leonard Bernstein would’ve said, “at 71, you’re still a baby…as in Grand!” Voice of an Angel, timeless songs that still get played on & on! Long may you run, write, and sing - @BishSongs Much love David & Family

Happy Birthday, Jimbo! From Eye of the Tiger to Beach Boys, “That’s Why God Made the Radio...” and 18 other #1 hits…” The Search is Over” when God made you - the “Vehicle“ behind rocks greatest songs!! Long may you run, young man!! Love to you and KP!! @jimpeterik

“That's how much I feel feel for you, baby How much I need, I need your touch How much I live I live for your lovin' That's how much, that's how much That's how much, that's how much...”

#WaybackWednesday Comment below your favorite song lyrics written by David Pack!

Ambrosia live in 1975: David playing his English Burns 12 string.

For me vocally to sing with Ann Wilson, Steve Perry, Dewey from America, Timothy Schmidt- it doesn’t get much better

David’s 2005 “The Secret Of Movin’ On” album. What’s your favorite song? A little-known fact: that’s Bernie Taupin’s unique 7 x 5-foot oil painting “Vertical Disbelief” behind David on this album cover. Bernie was and is so generous, and what a true genius & visionary.

"I keep holdin' on to yesterday I keep holdin' on enough to say That I'm wrong, wrong, wrong To keep holdin' on My yesterdays have all gone by..." Holdin' On To Yesterday: David Pack (1975)

David reunites with friend & legend: Bernie Taupin, along with Alan Parsons, on Sept 17, at the One805 fundraiser in Santa Barbara, CA.

you never forget the feeling of that tragic loss …and carry that voice inside that says, “Never again.”

This is from 2002 at Ground Zero…To have been there one year after 9/11 to sing with the Boys Choir Of Harlem when they rang the bells - was one of the most gut-wrenching and humbling moments of my life. I was holding back tears singing Psalm 23 at that moment

#TBT Here’s a David/Ambrosia memory from 1979: LA TIMES calendar announcing their performance at Santa Monica Civic presented by LA’s then #1 FM rock radio KLOS- it sold out quickly. This supported their Life Beyond LA album debut on Warner Bros Records.

“Because you and I've been in love too long To worry 'bout tomorrow Here's a place where we both belong I know you're the only woman that I'm dreamin' of You're the only woman that I really love...” You’re The Only Woman

Look at what my wife Stacey found at Amoeba San Francisco yesterday! @AmoebaSF

#TBT What's your favorite track on David’s 1985 “Anywhere You Go” album?

What’s your favorite Hawaiian memory? Kauai has been a magical place for me. Home of long-time friend & local genius Todd Rundgren, who with his wife Michele own Tiki Iniki eatery. Nui Loa Kauai Ohana!

#TBT Did you know David produced @kennyloggins classic album "Return to Pooh Corner" with Kenny? It sold over 3+ million copies, was Grammy-nominated, and touched millions of lives! Also, David appreciates Kenny's kind words about this in his new book "Still Alright."