Steven Adams - Software Engineer (MOTU)
Daniel (Bedrock) Dworsky: Crew:1977-2009
Steven Arnautoff - Bass
Basses
Nitzan Barak - Percussionist/Vocalist/Mandolinist/Wonderkind
Tony Brower - Violinist/Wildman
Nitsan Barkama - Vocalist/National Treasure
This young woman is already well up to the vocal challenges placed before her from the likes of Battle, Mitchell or Fitzgerald and equally at home with the textures and phrasing you would expect to hear when listening to a tune by of Mozart or Billy Holiday.
But that's just the beginning. Singing in her most natural state. There are sounds that come out of this person that conjure image, spirit, places and times gone by.
Michael Dumas - Audio Engineer
Baila Dworsky - Vocals/Guitars/Dulcimer
Daniel Dworsky - Composer/Producer
Most importantly Baila Dworsky's brother. He was born in Minneapolis April 16 1857 and didn't really have a terrible amount of fun until around the middle of February 1972 when he met his first and only girlfriend and joined the first of many touring bands. To achieve both the band and the girl friend he had to lie about his age. He doesn't do that any more. People can usually tell now that he's over the age of fifteen. There's a picture on the cover of the Ghosts in the well album - Dworsky says,
"My first CD shows what I look like now which is, well, a very well preserved 150 year old man.. ?
WHATS WRONG WITH YOU?."
1957 not 1857 they have "spell" check on these things but not silly check. You are still reading this aren't you? Okay,
You may need to get out more.
Did I mention that Danny has a sister named Baila who you might have already heard? Well he does indeed have a sister named Baila. She's brilliant, beautiful and has been nominated for at least one Grammy award. Danny has two other sisters who are also brilliant brave beautiful and when they aren't making the world a safer fairer and healthier place they are stealing his clothes. Wait. Danny made up the clothes part. Baila is the only clothes thief in that generation of Dworskys Bedrocks Simones or what ever name their poor departed mother picked up over the the last two millenniums. Yes. There is a word millenniums and it's spelled just like that. Danny's brothers have their own clothes and they are smaller than Danny for the most part. All the brothers are terribly talented musically but they have other skills that are actually useful. They are also quite happy with their own clothing
Gary Engbrecht - Vocals/Guitars
Dorothy (Dot) Elias Fahn - Vocals
Janette Force - Vocals
Lanla Gist - Vocals
Mayaj - Vocalist/Keyboards/Dulcimer/Saxophone/Composer
Ronen Halevy - Percussionist/Engineer
Jim Hanson - Basses
Wendell John - Bass
Kara Johnson - Vocals
Larry Johnson - Vocals/Guitars
Marty Johnson - Vocals
Jasmin Klinger - Vocalist/Guitar/Bass/Producer/Engineer
Jasmin (Jazz) Klinger Singer/Songwriter
Born-September 1990
Jasmin Klinger has recorded, toured and performed professionally since the age of 15.
Klinger’s work as a sound designer as well as her performance in the 2009 Feature Film ‘State of Suspension’ has earned her international respect as an innovator and audio pioneer. However, Klinger’s true and formidable strength lies in her own creative projects. A songwriter, composer and arranger of rare ability, Klinger already has a widespread ‘underground’ following both on the net and on the streets; while traversing genres and styles, she has yet to leave an audience unmoved.
Other Projects by Jasmin Klinger as Engineer/Producer/Performer
‘Sunshine and Butterflies’
Artist: Mayaj
‘Sea and Sky’
Artist: Sunita Stanislaw
Yoav Kutner - Angel
Yoav is the guy who discovered Danny Dworsky when he (Danny Dworsky) was "Bedrock" Yoav gave Danny his first break his second break his third break...
David Meis - Dobro
Karen Maseng - Vocals
Damia Satterfield - Consultant
Louis Satterfield - Teacher
b. 3rd April 1937, Shaw, Mississippi, U.S.A.
d. 27th September 2004, Chicago, U.S.A.
Ex-member of Earth, Wind & Fire, Louis Satterfield died on the 27th of September 2004 in Chicago. He was 67.
Louis was a fine bassist and trombonist and recently had been touring with Cash McCall.
Louis had been involved with a court battle, recently, involving Phil Collins regarding a Court Suit, along with Rahmlee Davis, regarding a live album and alleged royalties dating back to 1990.
He told the judge he had been living on state benefits since the royalties ended, while Rahmlee Davis, from California, said he had to pawn his musical equipment and instruments.
Louis was a former member of the group the Pharaohs.
One of the bands, the Jazzmen, was formed in the early '60's around trumpeter Charles Handy, trombone player Louis, and alto Don Myrick.
By the time of the Pharaohs' 1971 recording debut, 'Awakening', the group included Handy, Myrick, and Satterfield plus Big Willie Woods on trombone, Oye Bisi and Shango Njoko Adefumi on African drums, Yehudah Ben Israel on guitar and vocals, Alious Watkins on trap drums, Derf Reklaw-Raheem on percussion and flute, and Aaron Dodd on tuba.
Louis had often contributed to sessions at Chicago's Chess studios, so when Maurice White recorded a demo for a new band he wanted to form, Louis appeared on it.
Maurices' group were later to become Earth, Wind & Fire and his group were eventually officially hired by White as the Phenix Horns, with the addition of Pharaohs Yehudah Ben Israel and Rahm Lee, plus Michael Harris.
Eddie Shrier - Digital Mastering Engineer
Roy Spungin - Harmonica
Garner (Skip) Thomas - Reeds/Woodwinds
He hates the name"Skip" so don't call him that. Back when he did Ghost we all thought he was kidding when he said his first name was Garner.
The name "Bedrock" really pisses off Dworsky...
Go figure.
Billy Vera - Consultant
Billboard Magazine - Grant Equipment and Funding
Sound Maker's Magazine - Promotion/Publicity