Born in the 1960s, Paul Revelli is a native of San Francisco who has dedicated much of his life to playing the drums. His diverse skill set, combined with a deep passion for various music genres and an instinctive ability as a skilled sideman, defines his musical journey.

Revelli gained prominence in the 1980s as a member of the rock band Red 7, with whom he recorded two albums for MCA. The first album, titled "Red 7," was produced by Mike Rutherford, known for his work with Genesis and Mike and the Mechanics. This was followed by a second album, "When The Sun Goes Down," which led to extensive worldwide touring and features in video and film productions, including appearances in "Miami Vice" and "Manhunter." The band disbanded in 1987.

In 1989, Revelli joined Joe Louis Walker and the Boss Talkers, where he contributed to four albums: "Live at Slim's, Vols. 1 and 2" (Hightone), "Blues Survivor" (Verve), and "J.L.W." (also on Verve). He also recorded a track for B.B. King's "Blues Summit" album, featuring a duet with Walker. During his five years with the Boss Talkers, Revelli toured extensively across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Scandinavia, sharing stages at festivals with numerous renowned Blues and R&B artists.

Following his time with the Boss Talkers, Revelli collaborated with roots rock musician Chuck Prophet, appearing on three of Prophet's albums: "Feast of Hearts" (China), "Homemade Blood" (Cooking Vinyl), and "The Hurting Business" (Hightone). Prophet, a former member of Green on Red, enjoyed significant recognition in Europe, which allowed Revelli to perform at various prestigious festivals and venues throughout the continent.

Throughout his career, Paul Revelli has performed and/or recorded with a wide array of notable artists, including B.B. King, Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Carlene Carter, Sammy Hagar, Joan Baez, Moby, Susanna Hoffs, John Wesley Harding, Eric Martin, James Cotton, Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs, Huey Lewis, Clarence Clemons, SugarPie DeSanto, Jimmie Vaughan, Angela Strehli, Lou Ann Barton, Tracy Nelson, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, M Ward, Kelly Willis, Dave Alvin, Annie Sampson, Dorothy Morrison, Marcia Ball, Bonnie Hayes, Eddie Money, Howard Tate, Frankie Ford, Jim Lauderdale, Bill Kirchen, The Lost Planet Airmen, Redd Volkaert, Nina Gerber, Buddy Miller, Mark Eitzel, Tom Heyman, Roy Rogers and The Delta Rhythm Kings, Danny Click, Paul Thorn, Charlie Musselwhite, Junior Watson, Deanna Bogart, Maria Muldaur, Shana Morrison, Terrie Odabi, The Pinder Brothers, Pamela Rose, Linda Tillery, Elvin Bishop, Bo Diddley, Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, Kid Anderson, Roy Gaines, Rusty Zinn, Ron Hacker, Pinetop Perkins, Nick Gravenites, Ron Thompson, Phil Guy, Frank Bey, Wee Willie Walker, Tia Carroll, John Nemeth, Tom Rigney & Flambeau, Mighty Mike Schermer, Curtis Salgado, Daniel Castro Band, Aki Kumar, Diunna Greenleaf, Jeffrey Halford, Lara Price, Terry Hanck, D.K. Harrell, Tia Carroll, Steve Lucky and The Rhumba Bums, Macy Blackman, and Mark Hummel.