BISAHA has been honing his Born in New York, John Bisaha is a pure vocalist who has worked within various forms of the industry for years. John has been honing his chops from a very early age, from fronting bands to television sitcoms, from character voice overs to equity-staged rock operas (Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspeed and Destiny Faire).
Born in New York, Just ask bassist John Bisaha, who grew up idolizing John Waite and now finds himself filling The Babys' former frontman's shoes. (RELATED STORY: The Babys are reborn with 'I'll Have Some of That') Bassist and vocalist John Bisaha of The Babys. Photo by Alex Solca.
Bassist John Bisaha, who In , the Babys re-formed with originals Brock and Stocker, and two new members - American John Bisaha on vocals and bass, along with American guitarist Joey Sykes, who replaced J. P. Cervoni after his brief tenure.
The lead singer of The Babys, Born in New York, JOHN BISAHA is a pure vocalist who has worked within various forms of the industry for years. John has been honing his chops from a very early age, from fronting bands to television sitcoms Read more HERE.
Read John Bisaha's bio The lead singer of The Babys, John Bisaha, was kind enough to speak with me about his interesting musical journey, including his influences, what it was like auditioning to be The Babys’ new lead vocalist and how he used to hang out with Karen Carpenter as a kid.
The Babys are a Fans of The Babys certainly know who he is, as John Bisaha has done the impossible: Making replacing John Waite look, and sound, easy! Bisaha, it turns out, was a huge fan of the original band back in the day.
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John is currently the lead vocalist/bassist for THE BABYS, a 70′s and 80′s group – responsible for two top hits – ‘Isn’t it Time’, and ‘Every Time I Think of You’, along with several. 
Born in , THE BABYS Born in New York, John Bisaha is a pure vocalist who has worked within various forms of the industry for years. John has been honing his chops from a very early age, from fronting bands to television sitcoms, from character voice overs to equity-staged rock operas (Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspeed and Destiny Faire).