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Bill and the Blue Notes In his career that spans over 40 years , Bill has played nearly every club and concert hall in the Northwest, including such legendary venues as Parkers Ballroom, The Aquarius, The Spanish Castle, and Lake Hills Roller Rink. |
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Mark Riley, a native of Seattle, has been a musician for over 27 years. His skill and versatility as a guitarist is evidenced by the numerous groups he has played with. Mark's skills in the music business go beyond being a guitarist and singer.
He is also an accomplished writer,
arranger and producer. He has written songs that have been
released on an LP by the Olson Brothers. Mark has also recorded
with and has been a producer for numerous local groups. Mark led
his own band "Mark Riley and The Sticky Men" for 2 years from 1994
through 1995. In 1994 "Mark Riley and The Sticky Men" were
nominated as the Best New Blues Band and Mark Riley was nominated as
Best Male Vocalist and as Best Slide Guitarist by the Washington Blues
Society. Mark won as "Best Acoustic Guitarist" in 1998 and
1999 at the Washington Blues Society Awards Ceremonies. |
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Phil started his
musical career at age 11, trying to get Free's "All Right Now"
out of an autoharp electronically enhanced with a microphone element and
wood putty. He logged thousands of hours on the old half upright at the
Queen Anne Rec Center teaching himself to play the piano and write songs.
In the mid-seventies he and some junior high school friends formed a hard
rock band. They played the NW club circuit for ten years as Open Fire and
then as Phoenixx performing covers and original material. After Phoenixx
disbanded, Phil joined the corporate world, but quit twelve years later to
again focus on music. "Harmonic Tremors is his unique five-song
tribute to the emotion, attitude and energy of rock.
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