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Dan Navarro

Dan Navarro (born Daniel Anthony Navarro, September 14, 1952) is an American vocalist, guitarist and voice actor best known as half of the duo Lowen & Navarro. He is first cousins with Dave Navarro of Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Discography

Singles

Lowen and Navarro

Albums

Lowen and Navarro

  • Walking on a Wire (Chameleon Records, 1990)
  • Broken Moon (Parachute Records, 1993)
  • Walking on a Wire re-release with bonus tracks (Parachute Records, 1994)
  • Pendulum (Parachute Records, 1995)
  • Live Wire (Intersound, 1997)
  • Scratch at the Door (Intersound, 1998)
  • Live Radio (Red Hen Records, 2002)
  • 3 For The Road (Mad Raine Music, 2003)
  • At Long Last...Christmas (Red Hen Records, 2004)
  • All the Time in the World (Red Hen Records, 2004)
  • Hogging the Covers (Red Hen Records, 2006)
  • Learning To Fall (Red Hen Records, 2008)

Solo

  • Dan Navarro w/ Stonehoney - Live At McCabe's (Red Hen Records, 2009)
  • Shed My Skin (Red Hen Records, 2018 / Blue Rose Records, 2019)
  • Skinless: The Shed My Skin Demos (Red Hen Records, 2021)
  • Horizon Line (Red Hen Records, 2022)

Television and film

  • Deadloch - Episode 8 (2023) (writer: "We Belong")
  • ' - This Is The End (2022)
  • ' - Viking Leader (2019)
  • We Bare Bears - Blue-Eye Ramon (Episode: El Osos) (2018)
  • The Book of Life - Chakal (2014)
  • The Lorax - Dan's singing voice (2012)
  • American Dad! - Roy Rogers McFreely (2009) Played a character named Cilantro
  • Prison Break (2007) (writer: "All Along the Watchtower")
  • The Office - A Benihana Christmas (2006) (writer: "We Belong")
  • Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) (writer: "We Belong")
  • Diva (2006) (V) (writer: "Mi pasión (We Belong) (Live)")
  • Envy (2004) (performer: "Envy", "Old Drunk Philosopher")
  • Blue Desert (1991) (writer: "What I Make Myself Believe")
  • Casual Sex? (1988) (writer: "(She's A) Wild Card")
  • Roxanne (1987) (performer: "Party Tonight")
  • ' (1987) (writer: "It's Time To Move")
  • The Ratings Game (1984) (performer: "Sittin' Pretty", "The Goombas", "Gimme Five")

Videogames

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