Artist: Reb Beach
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Masquerade
Year: 2001
Tracks: 11
The straightaway come up of guitar virtuoso Reb Beach (born: Richard Earl Beach), in the mid-'80s, was aught short of sensory. Arriving in New York, later on a match of semesters at the Berklee College of Music, in Boston, he fleetly became one of the most-sought session players in the Big Apple, transcription with such crack acts as Eric Clapton, Roger Daltry, Chaka Kahn, and Twisted Sister. Beach's talents were too obvious for him to remain a chartered hand. Joining with ex-Alice Cooper bassist/singer Kip Winger, he formed a full-time band, Winger, in 1986. One of the hardest-hitting pop-metal bands of the late '80s, the grouping released deuce million-selling albums -- Winger, in 1988, and In the Heart of the Young, in 1990. Beach was voted Best New Talent by Guitar World powder magazine and Ibanez Guitars asked him to figure a line of business of guitars.
Winger's success was fugacious and the mathematical group disbanded after their third record album, Pull, failed to reach old sales in 1993. Beach launched his possess dance orchestra, the Rob Beach Project. His plans to book a solo record album were scrapped, however, after he recognised an invitation to join Alice Cooper's stripe. Beach remained with Cooper's chemical group for three years, going to replace George Lynch as lead guitar player and co-writer for head-banging metal grouping, Dokken.
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