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             English rock keyboardist, born 21 June 1948 in Sunderland. He has been recording with a lot of hard rock and heavy metal projects since 1974, including names like Ozzy Osbourne, Cozy Powell, Gary Moore, Rainbow and Thin Lizzy. Also worked in "commercial" projects and solo albums. Airey orchestrated and conducted the winning UK Eurovision entry 'Love Shine a Light' by Katrina & The Waves in 1997.  K2 - Tales Of Triumph And Tragedy MCA,1988 https://www.sendspace.com/file/6kl1lp

      Coming off an  inauspicious late-Eighties stint drumming in novelty band Green Jellÿ (under the pseudonym Danny Longlegs), Danny Carey joined future alt-metal juggernaut Tool in 1990. In the years since, the 6′ 5″ Kansas native has established himself as the natural heir to Seventies prog giants such as Neil Peart and Bill Bruford, and one of the most widely admired rock drummers of his generation. Carey’s style combines brainy ambition – and a knack for polyrhythms and odd meters – with uncompromising force and a fluid feel. His gift is making the experimental sound natural.  VOLTO! Incitare Concord,2013 https://www.sendspace.com/file/5b4d2p

        Born in Philadelphia, PA in 1951, Johnson began his musical journey by playing the upright bass in the elementary school orchestra. He adopted the electric bass as a teenager and in the early 1970’s played with various jazz outfits. After playing with the Chuck Mangione Quartet and opening for Weather Report, Wayne Shorter asked him to audition for the band. Johnson joined Weather Report and can be heard on  Mysterious Traveller ,  Tale Spinnin’ , and  Black Market . Also during this time, he recorded and toured with Billy Cobham and George Duke, among others, and released a few solo albums including  Yesterday’s Dreams ,  Moonshadows , and  Spellbound . Throughout the 1980’s, Johnson continued to enjoy success as a session and touring player, particularly as a member of Bob Weir’s project “Bobby and the Midnites” and as a member of Santana’s band. Other recording credits include Dee Dee Bridgewater, Stanley Clarke, The Crusaders, Eric Gale, Lee Ritenour, and Phil Collins.  WEA