Perry is considered one of the best and most popular Rock n’ Roll and Boogie Woogie pianists in Italy.

He made his first step into the Italian music scene after joining Neon, one of the leading new wave groups of the 80’s, with whom Perry cut his first three albums.

In 1986, he met English singer Andi Sex Gang of the Sex Gang Children, with whom he collaborated in two records: the first one on a duet with Andi, “Dirty Roseanne”, which has a Bowie’s, seventies-type atmosphere; and the second, “Arco Valley” which was produced by Mick Ronson, David Bowie’s guitar player.

In 1987, Perry founded the Jack Daniel's Lovers , with whom he released the album “Stay out of jail”, co-produced by Perry himself and Steve Berlin of Los Lobos; they toured in Russia and played as supporting band for the Stray Cats at the Rolling Stones concert hall in Milan. They performed as special guests for two consecutive weeks on Renzo Arbore’s “International DOC club”, a national Italian television show. In 1992, under a new contract with WEA music, Perry released the cd “Per non crescere mai”.

From ‘91 until ’94, he played with a rock n’ roll and jumpin’ jive group called the Jumpin' Shoes, another top-chart, fifties-style, Italian rock band. Alongside this band, he participated in the R 'n' R festival in England in 1992, and then collaborated on an album for Charlie Gracie, an Italian American pop singer who twice topped the music charts in the United States in the late 1950’s.

In 1998, Perry recorded the song Coccinella for the soundtrack of Luciano Ligabue’s movie Radio Freccia, with Marco Ligabue’s group and Taver, who plays “Kingo” in the film Little Taver and the Crazy Alligators.

Perry has recently toured in Italy together with Little Tony with whom he recorded the cd "Se io fossi nato in Texas", a collection of American country songs translated and sung in Italian.

So, if you love R 'n' R and piano in the Jerry Lee Lewis style, do not miss it!!!