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PERCY
JONES – FRETLESS BASS
Fretless electric bassist Percy Jones has carved out his place
in progressive rock and jazz fusion during his longstanding
affiliation with the bands Brand X and Tunnels and is considered
to be one of the greatest bass players in the world by Bass
Player magazine. A native of Wales, Mr. Jones began his career
as a notable bass player with the Liverpool Scene, and the
Scaffold in the U.K. He is also a founding member of BRAND
X, a pioneer jazz-rock fusion outfit, working alongside John
Goodsall, Robin Lumley and Phil Collins of Genesis. He has
several compact discs out of his own projects, including the
band Tunnels, and 2 solo releases. Percy has also collaborated
with numerous other musicians in performances and sessions;
Brian Eno, Suzanne Vega, Bill Frisell, Roy Harper, Richard
Barbieri, Nova, Project Lo, Sarah Pillow and Bobby Previte,
just to name a few. He has toured extensively in the United
States, Europe and Japan as a solo artist as well as a bass
player in various bands. Percy proudly endorses Ibanez Bass
Guitars, Euphonic Audio Amplifiers and DR Strings.
Percy Jones Homepage
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NEIL CITRON – GUITARS
If you've seen the films "That Thing You Do" or "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," listened to rock-guitar virtuoso Steve Vai, heard recent recordings by the legendary Yardbirds, or appreciated the talents of internationally renowned drummers Greg Bissonette, Virgil Donati or Mike Mangini, then you may already be familiar with the wealth of musical projects Neil Citron has worked on. In 2002, he received a Grammy Award in the Best Pop Instrumental Album category for engineering "No Substitutions: Live in Osaka" by Larry Carlton and Steve Lukather. Also in 2002, Citron released a solo album of guitar instrumentals, "Absolute," (Favored Nations) and is currently finishing a second album for the label. Citron has written more than 50 songs for Chrysalis publishing, and Citron continues his prolific composing career. As a guitar player, Citron has worked on many recordings of artists from all over the world. On these projects, Citron performed on acoustic and electric guitars, as well as providing background vocals when needed. Dedicated to anything he pursues, Citron holds a sixth-degree black belt in several Korean martial arts -- tae kwon-do, hapkido and sib pal gi (Korean kung fu) -- as well as a third-degree black belt in tang soo do, in which he trained with actor Chuck Norris.
Neil Citron
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WALTER
GARCES - PERCUSSION
“LA Drum Guru” Walter Garces has a list of recording
credits and students that reads like whose’s who of
the music and film world. A session drummer, educator and
clinician, Walter teaches a full schedule of students while
continuing to do studio and film work. Walter recently appeared
as drummer and percussionist on the new Electric Prunes release
“Feedback”. He also played drums and percussion
for Grammy award winner Neil Citron on the records “Guitar
Dreams” and “Absolute”. His film work includes
Tom Hanks' film "That Thing You Do". His own comprehensive
course of study includes latin, jazz, rock, 4-way coordination,
left-hand development exercises and rigorous hand development,
as well as independence on the drum set, mechanics, computers
and electronics. In addition to his accomplishments as a musician,
Garces has honed his discipline and control by obtaining a
black belt in Go-Ju-Ryu, and running marathons as often as
possible. Walter proudly endorses Premier Drums, Regal-Tip
Drumsticks and Paiste cymbals.
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