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Esteban Chavez --
Keyboards
Esteban began
playing keyboards in the early 80's for an all boy, Menudo-like,
all star band in Los Angeles. Since the days of his synthesizer
roots he has grown fond of analog keyboards and big juicy
organs. Influenced by Medesky Martin and Wood, "Groove" Holmes,
Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder and Jimmy Smith, Esteban has
collected an impressive array of boards including a Fender
Rhodes, Hammond C3, Moog Prodigy and a bright orange Honer
Clavinova. A 1923 Steinway baby grand helped give the Bletchley
Park Project a distinctive sound and if you asked Esteban what
type of vibe he was going for on this album, he would be sure to
use the word "organic" in there somewhere. |
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Kevin Dickey --
Bass Guitar
Kevin is not only a seasoned bass player but an accomplished
producer, editor and engineer. His published credits include two
double-live/studio albums with YES, "Keys to Ascension,"
Books 1 and 2, and three Jon Anderson releases, "Toltec",
"The Promise Ring" and "EarthMotherEarth". Chris
Squire and Geddy Lee are both strong musical influences to
Kevin, as well as the works of Tangerine Dream and Jean Michel
Jarre. Kevin plays a Warwick Streamer2 5-string bass through a
David Eden amplifier and cabinet.
Kevin has worked at Sonic Solutions in Novato, California,
mastering the ins and outs of digital audio editing, has owned
an advanced DVD authoring company named dHouse, and has spent
hours in front of mixers and computers - getting the two to
talk. He currently lives on Orcas Island, WA. |
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Dan Burke --
Vocals
Dan recorded his
first demo in a good friend's bedroom in 1992. Since that
experience he has been hooked on the craft of songwriting and
arranging. While playing in several bands over the years,
primarily acting as writer and guitarist, his affinity for
complex-simplicity has driven him to push the boundaries of
songwriting. As a life long Bob Marley and Stevie Wonder fan,
Dan takes great seriousness in developing and delivering his
vocal style with as much emotion and passion as he possibly can.
Dan is also the author of Driving into the Sun,
For Fame Or Fable and
The Migration of Hair. |
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Leandro Vera --
Guitar, Vocals
Leandro was quick
to embrace his Latin roots at an early age. While sitting around
the family circle, he was always enamored with his parents
ability to play the guitar and sing songs in Spanish. "In
Argentina," he says, "everyone knows how to play and sing."
The complex and buttery fingering patterns found on The
Bletchley Park Project are a collage of great traditional
works and ideas generated from late nights with Pink Floyd. This
is the unique classical guitar style Leandro delivers on the
Bletchley Park Project works brought to you by NPN. |
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Jesse Hiller --
Drums
From Phil Rudd and
Tommy Aldridge, to Omar Hakim and Vinnie Colaiuta, Jesse has
continually expanded his musical tastes as a performer and
listener. “Phil Rudd was my first drumming idol,” Jesse explains
of his roots in Classic and Hard Rock. "Just like Steve Smith
(of the famed Journey) used to do -- keeping it simple always
rocks." |
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