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Mars Cowling Bass — British wit does not elude Cowling who is from England, but not London. Mars shared the stage with Pat Travers for many years, and his unique "slippery" bass style is emulated by other musicians who talk about him in the AOL music chat rooms. |
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Steve Argy Bass — With his cool bass voice and thumping rhythm, Argy has a distinctive groove. Steve has played or recorded with: Wild Cherry, KC and The Sunshine Band, The Bellamy Brothers, Jimmy "Bo" Horne, and Mike Quatro. Steve joins Billy in The Temple of Soul, alongside Clarence Clemons. Click here to view more photos. |
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Tommy Hall Bass/Background Vocals — Tommy Hall is a multi-instrumentalist who plays guitar, keyboards, harmonica, and vocals with Billy and the group Slow Ride. |
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John Quinn Piano/Organ/ Background Vocals — Quinn is a world traveler who spent three years touring with the USO in a rock band called Napolean. His travels took him from Istanbul to Tokyo and across the United States. Quinn is a multi-instrumentalist who plays keyboards, piano, and guitar and backs Billy on vocals. John also played keyboards for Clarence Clemons in the "Band Of Faith." |
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Stan Waldman Sax — Stan is well known in blues and rock circles for his work with Chuck Berry, Benny King, and the Drifters and played sax on "A Little Bit of Hurt" CD. |
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AJ Kelly Bass — Raised on a steady diet of the roots of Rock 'N Roll and Rhythm & Blues, A.J. Kelly's in-the-pocket, rock solid style developed quickly. After touring the Midwest with his father, James Merideth (a member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame), Kelly moved to the San Francisco Bay area and immediately landed a job with the Alameda All-Stars. There, he played with music greats such as Gregg Allman, Brad Gillis (Night Ranger), and Danny Chauncey (.38 Special). |
**Both Jorge and Steve have contributed their bass playing to some of The Livesays new material. Special Thanks to Ray Durso and Joe Lopez for their technical collaborations with Billy. David Graham - Songwriter Not a musician by trade, David enjoys writing with a diverse group of musicians. He's delved into the country, rock, alternative and Americana genres with his lyrics. He writes by mail, by phone, by internet, and often face-to-face-line-to-line-. One of his favorite collaborators is Billy Livesay. Billy and David have gotten some national recognition with songs on NBC, WPN, MTV and MP3. Graham's songs have gotten airplay as far away as Japan and Europe. He is also a published poet and children's writer. |
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