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guitar
A Detroit native whose credits include 100 Proof, Frijid Pink, New Order (with Ron Asheton, Dennis Thompson & Dave Gilbert) and the Detroit Allstars (with Mitch Ryder, Fred Sonic Smith & Scott Morgan), Robin Robbins and the Silver Bullet Band.
Talented and full of energy, Ray’s most memorable moments include watching Van Halen as a bar band, attending Jimi Hendrix and Beatles concerts, being part of an open Jam Session with Joe Cocker, and a rooftop birthday jam with Iggy Pop (Forever Young).
Ray’s favorite guitar influences include Joe Satriani, SRV and of course Jeff Beck. |
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bass
Native Detroiter and veteran player who has played with all the Detroit blues legends, including Johnnie Basset, Thornetta Davis, and The Butler Twins. Darryl's versatility ranges from Pink Floyd to John Coltrane. A 2005 Blues Challenge Champion, Darryl Lee lives to play bass. |
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drums
Jeff has been playing drums for more than 25 years with the bands Awestruk, opening for White Lion, Robin Trower, Seduce and Strutt, and Legion Hall, who frequently opened for DC Drive, and recorded with Mark Pastoria and Jimmy Romeo. In the late 90's, Jeff played with Brian Thomas and the Power. He also helped host the “Pizza Jam” at the Rhythm Rocket. Throughout 2006, Jeff was a part of the Detroit scene with favorites as Big Generator and the Ray Gunn Project.
Now in 2008 he is proud to be a part of the Danny D Live Band, the most interesting and exciting band to come from the Detroit area in a long time.
Jeff’s musical influences include John Bonham, Carmine Appice, Carter Beauford, Chad Smith, Scott Rockenfield and Tommy Lee. Great bands I check out daily are Nickleback, Saving Able, Queensryche, Rob Thomas, Tool, STP, DMB, Frank Sinatra and Kid Rock. I also love all types of music including Jazz, Classical, Hip Hop and Funk and usually listen to all of those in one day. |
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keyboards
Bruce began his musical training at the age of seven. After ten years of formal training on piano and organ, Bruce started to perform with several bands including Black Onyx, Full Force, Dave Gilbert, Catch 22, Thinking Out Loud, Revolver, Bald Monkey, Road Crew and Danny D.
In 1982, Bruce started a small studio, Stark Raven Productions. In 1997, he released “Thoughts, Dreams and Screams”, a pop/rock album. In 1998, Bruce, with Rosebud Records, released “Don’t Shake the Jukebox” and “Love the Way She Talks”, both of which enjoyed airplay on WSKY radio in Australia and in 2000, the gospel CD “Yes Lord” was released. |
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