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Scott
Huber-Bass
Scott played on the first album "Children
Cry" and left shortly thereafter. He went on to play in another local
group called Uncle Salty, current whereabouts UNKNOWN.
Brian
Baker-Vocals, Guitar
Brian Fronted the band in the early days and
provided all the vocals on Children Cry. Brian was an energetic front
man who involved the crowd. His vocal stylings are likened to Alan
Frew of Glass
Tiger, not an insult but not accurate. Brian still comes out
to shows and is waiting for the imminent reunion tour.
Brian
and Brad recently recorded two songs they had written while drunk one night
just to see if the past magic was still there and well Brian is still on
this page so what do you think!
Clayton
Shearer-Percussion, Vocals
Clayton joined the band around the same time
as Craig Lavoie he came from the same farm team, a local band named Nightjar.
Clayton had an eternal sense of conflict surrounding him that is undescribable.
Clayton kept the spirit of Glass
Tiger alive while also embracing the fashion sense of Platinum
Blonde. Currently Clayton lives in Vancouver and is still bitter that
he is not properly credited with playing percussion on 6double53two1.
Craig
Lavoie-Vocals
Craig was the bridge from the Children
Cry and Brian's departure to the 6double53two1
album. Craig also came form the farm team of Nightjar and was instrumental
in Clayton joining the band. With Craig came a dynamic, stubborn,
creative personailty who thrived on pushing people with conflict.
Craig didn't aways see eye to eye with everyone in the project but there
is no denying Brad and Craig had a songwriting
chemistry between them.
Jon
Young-Bass
Jon was the longest serving member after Grant
and Brad. Jon brought many things
to the project among those a shrewd financial sense that made the band
look like a multi national conglomerate. Jon also knows how to let
loose and let the good times roll. Probably the best rock bass player
in southern Saskatchewan. Jon also has a knack for a great arrangement
and knew how to ride Grant into becoming
a better player even if it pissed Grant
off. We wish Jon the best and hopefully if Mike
ever has a fatal fishing accident Jon will come back. Jon was last
seen driving a golf ball into lake Kenosee after his last show.
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