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| − | + | [[Image:Dave Campbell on drums.jpg|thumb|right|Dave playing drums]] | |
| − | Bands | + | ==Instruments== |
| − | The [[Derivatives]]- [[Drums]], [[Vocals]] (1981-2000) | + | |
| − | Tom Delgatti and The [[Ordinary Joes]] | + | * [[Drums]] |
| − | [[Freebooter]] (1996-?) | + | * [[Vocals]] |
| − | [[Roadhouse]]- [[Drums]] (80s) | + | |
| − | [[Nacho Daddy]]- [[Drums]] (03) | + | ==Bands== |
| − | [[Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band]]- ([[Drums]] & [[Vocals]]) | + | |
| + | * The [[Derivatives]]- [[Drums]], [[Vocals]] (1981-2000) | ||
| + | * Tom Delgatti and The [[Ordinary Joes]] | ||
| + | * [[Freebooter]] (1996-?) | ||
| + | * [[Roadhouse]]- [[Drums]] (80s) | ||
| + | * [[Nacho Daddy]]- [[Drums]] (03) | ||
| + | * [[Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band]]- ([[Drums]] & [[Vocals]]) | ||
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| + | ==Biography== | ||
Dave has been drumming since he was old enough to stand on two feet. He has been involved in Thunder Bay for more than 25 years. During this time has performed with many of the top performers in the area including [[Rodney Brown]], [[Wayne Faulconer]], [[Tom Cashmore]] as well as The [[Derivatives]] which was a progressive Country Rock Band who won the 1992 94 Fm Home Grown Contest, which fronted for many National acts such as The Skydiggers, Farmers Daughter and Jamie Warren. | Dave has been drumming since he was old enough to stand on two feet. He has been involved in Thunder Bay for more than 25 years. During this time has performed with many of the top performers in the area including [[Rodney Brown]], [[Wayne Faulconer]], [[Tom Cashmore]] as well as The [[Derivatives]] which was a progressive Country Rock Band who won the 1992 94 Fm Home Grown Contest, which fronted for many National acts such as The Skydiggers, Farmers Daughter and Jamie Warren. | ||
| − | In addition to all this live performance experience Dave has done a lot of studio work with several Independent Recording Acts including Tom Cashmore, Bill Houston, Tom Delgatti and The [[Ordinary Joes]], [[FreeBooter]] and The [[Derivatives]]. Right now Dave is focusing all his attention on [[Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band]] " | + | In addition to all this live performance experience Dave has done a lot of studio work with several Independent Recording Acts including Tom Cashmore, Bill Houston, Tom Delgatti and The [[Ordinary Joes]], [[FreeBooter]] and The [[Derivatives]]. Right now Dave is focusing all his attention on [[Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band]] "I�m very excited about this band, we have barely scratched the tip of the iceberg, its nice to have everybody on the same page, that doesn�t happen everyday." |
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| + | [[Category:Vocalists]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:43, 4 January 2010
Instruments
Bands
- The Derivatives- Drums, Vocals (1981-2000)
- Tom Delgatti and The Ordinary Joes
- Freebooter (1996-?)
- Roadhouse- Drums (80s)
- Nacho Daddy- Drums (03)
- Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band- (Drums & Vocals)
Biography
Dave has been drumming since he was old enough to stand on two feet. He has been involved in Thunder Bay for more than 25 years. During this time has performed with many of the top performers in the area including Rodney Brown, Wayne Faulconer, Tom Cashmore as well as The Derivatives which was a progressive Country Rock Band who won the 1992 94 Fm Home Grown Contest, which fronted for many National acts such as The Skydiggers, Farmers Daughter and Jamie Warren.
In addition to all this live performance experience Dave has done a lot of studio work with several Independent Recording Acts including Tom Cashmore, Bill Houston, Tom Delgatti and The Ordinary Joes, FreeBooter and The Derivatives. Right now Dave is focusing all his attention on Scott van Teeffelen and The Backroads Band "I�m very excited about this band, we have barely scratched the tip of the iceberg, its nice to have everybody on the same page, that doesn�t happen everyday."