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Wayne Cardinal (Has since changed name to [[Will Cardinal]]) | Wayne Cardinal (Has since changed name to [[Will Cardinal]]) | ||
| − | Instruments | + | ==Instruments== |
| + | * [[Bass]] | ||
| + | * [[Vocals]] | ||
| − | Bands | + | ==Bands== |
| − | [[Satan and the D-Men]] ([[Bass]], [[Vocals]]) (Co-founder) (1962 - 1967, reunion dances from 1982 ongoing into the 00's) | + | * [[Satan and the D-Men]] ([[Bass]], [[Vocals]]) (Co-founder) (1962 - 1967, reunion dances from 1982 ongoing into the 00's) |
| − | The [[Vendetta]] (Sault Ste. Marie) | + | * The [[Vendetta]] (Sault Ste. Marie) |
| − | [[StoneRidge]] | + | * [[StoneRidge]] |
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| + | ==Biography== | ||
From Keewatin, Ontario, Wayne learned to play bass guitar at a very young age. His excellent ear for music made him an extremely important member of the band and ensured that whenever new songs were learned, the chords and the arrangements would be absolutely correct. | From Keewatin, Ontario, Wayne learned to play bass guitar at a very young age. His excellent ear for music made him an extremely important member of the band and ensured that whenever new songs were learned, the chords and the arrangements would be absolutely correct. | ||
| − | Wayne remained with [[Satan and the D-Men]] until the | + | Wayne remained with [[Satan and the D-Men]] until the band"s demise in 1967 and after spending some time in Vancouver, he joined a group of musicians from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario called, The [[Vendetta]]. |
| − | From here, Wayne could be found playing bass guitar for a short while with | + | From here, Wayne could be found playing bass guitar for a short while with "Rompin' Ronnie Hawkins" in Toronto and area and also spent some time as bassist for the well-known group called, "The Bells" whose recording of the song, "Fly Little White Dove Fly" has proven to be somewhat of a Canadian classic. Wayne also appeared with [[StoneRidge]] for a short time during the recording of the album. |
He attended the first three [[Satan and the D-Men]] reunion dances but has since to make it as he is living and working in Nanaimo, British Columbia and getting the time off has been difficult. | He attended the first three [[Satan and the D-Men]] reunion dances but has since to make it as he is living and working in Nanaimo, British Columbia and getting the time off has been difficult. | ||
| − | + | Wayne's vocal leads, harmonies and expertise has been missed greatly by the band and we wish him well. He continues to perform with his newly-formed band and loves the British Columbia weather as compared to the cold winters of Northwestern Ontario. | |
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| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | # http://www.satanandthedmen.com/cardinal.htm | ||
| − | + | [[Category:People]] | |
| + | [[Category:Bassists]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Vocalists]] | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 14 November 2008
Wayne Cardinal (Has since changed name to Will Cardinal)
Contents
Instruments
Bands
- Satan and the D-Men (Bass, Vocals) (Co-founder) (1962 - 1967, reunion dances from 1982 ongoing into the 00's)
- The Vendetta (Sault Ste. Marie)
- StoneRidge
Biography
From Keewatin, Ontario, Wayne learned to play bass guitar at a very young age. His excellent ear for music made him an extremely important member of the band and ensured that whenever new songs were learned, the chords and the arrangements would be absolutely correct.
Wayne remained with Satan and the D-Men until the band"s demise in 1967 and after spending some time in Vancouver, he joined a group of musicians from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario called, The Vendetta.
From here, Wayne could be found playing bass guitar for a short while with "Rompin' Ronnie Hawkins" in Toronto and area and also spent some time as bassist for the well-known group called, "The Bells" whose recording of the song, "Fly Little White Dove Fly" has proven to be somewhat of a Canadian classic. Wayne also appeared with StoneRidge for a short time during the recording of the album.
He attended the first three Satan and the D-Men reunion dances but has since to make it as he is living and working in Nanaimo, British Columbia and getting the time off has been difficult.
Wayne's vocal leads, harmonies and expertise has been missed greatly by the band and we wish him well. He continues to perform with his newly-formed band and loves the British Columbia weather as compared to the cold winters of Northwestern Ontario.