Bernard Louis "Skipper" Wise, born March 6, 1957, in Los Angeles, was an
American singer and musician. He began his musical journey with piano lessons
from his mother and grandmother, later taking up guitar and bass. In 1983, Wise
fronted the contemporary jazz group Windows, which delivered four top 10 radio
records, including The French Laundry, which reached Number One on the radio
charts. His solo debut came in 1989 with the Top 30 Single "Standing Outside in
the Rain" on the European pop charts. In 1994, Wise partnered with producer Les
Pierce to form Colour Club, delivering ...