Hello folks,
I am glad to let you know that I will be performing at Cozy's in Sherman Oaks, on Thursday, November 19th. Two sets starting at 9pm!
I will be joined by the usual suspects: Maureen Baker (Klymaxx) on keyboards, Philip Bynoe (Steve Vai) on bass, and Glen Sobel (Impelliteri, Alcatrazz) on drums. Cozy's is located at the intersection of Ventura Blvd. and Hazeltine, across from the Ralph's supermarket. We will be joined by some special guests, I hope to see you there!
Visit www.cozysblues.com for more information and reservations.
Also, I would like to invite you to visit and exchange links/friend at these social websites and check out my new blog!:
www.myspace.comadriangalysh
www.facebook.com/adriangalysh
www.youtube.com/adriangalysh
http://adriangalysh.blogspot.com/
Best regards,
Adrian Galysh
www.adriangalysh.com
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Hollywood Drumshow
Just got back from a long day at the Hollywood Custom & Vintage Drums Show... imagine many, many drum solos being played at once in the same room for 9 hours. Friends Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot), Glen Sobel (my drummer) and Todd Sucherman (Styxx) were in attendence, and Todd gave a great clinic/performance. Also, it looks like Todd will be playing drums on my next CD, keeping my fingers crossed that he ends up having time from his super busy schedule, as he will be doing Styxx dates as well as sessions for a new Brian Wilson recording. All right time for dinner.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Podcast
Hey folks,
I have just uploaded my first Podcast. Please click below to listen!
-Adrian
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I have just uploaded my first Podcast. Please click below to listen!
-Adrian
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
LA Amp Show
Hey folks,
I attended the LA Amp Show today. Just a couple blocks from the house at the Airtel Hotel next to the Van Nuys Airport. 70+ companies attended, lots of great sounding AMPs and some interesting guitars, and some familiar faces and friends.
Up first was a preamp FX pedal called the Skull Crusher by Tone Box. This monster is made of solid metal and shaped like a human skull, with glowing eyes. 4 channels, and tone knob and boost... delivered a nice rich, clear tone - nicely overdriven too. Check them out at www.thetonebox.com
The most interesting Amp of the day may have been the DAR Powetone amp. With a clear window in the from of the chassis, the player gets a nice view of the glowing 6C33 power tubes, the same tubes used in Russian fighter jets, like the MIG, made to withstand EMP bursts from nuclear war. The sound and volume was huge and impressive. www.daramps.com
Also of interest was the Fractal Audio programable, modeling preamp/pedal board. Great, realistic tones for recording and live performance, and not a bad price $1499-$1999 for the main preamp/unit. Check out http://www.fractalaudio.com/
Egnater was showing their beautiful vintage inspired line including the Tourmaster, Rebel, and Renegade.
Even Peavey was showing their new Custom Built Amplifiers, with Celestion Speakers. -Nice. The Masterpiece 50 handwired, 2 channel head looked incredible. - Didn't get a chance to hear it, but take look for yourself: www.peavey.com
Guitar buddies such as Carl Verheyen (on the "Tone Panel"), Rick Brannon, and Doug Doppler were in attendance. While no purchases were made, all and all a good hang.
I attended the LA Amp Show today. Just a couple blocks from the house at the Airtel Hotel next to the Van Nuys Airport. 70+ companies attended, lots of great sounding AMPs and some interesting guitars, and some familiar faces and friends.
Up first was a preamp FX pedal called the Skull Crusher by Tone Box. This monster is made of solid metal and shaped like a human skull, with glowing eyes. 4 channels, and tone knob and boost... delivered a nice rich, clear tone - nicely overdriven too. Check them out at www.thetonebox.com
The most interesting Amp of the day may have been the DAR Powetone amp. With a clear window in the from of the chassis, the player gets a nice view of the glowing 6C33 power tubes, the same tubes used in Russian fighter jets, like the MIG, made to withstand EMP bursts from nuclear war. The sound and volume was huge and impressive. www.daramps.com
Also of interest was the Fractal Audio programable, modeling preamp/pedal board. Great, realistic tones for recording and live performance, and not a bad price $1499-$1999 for the main preamp/unit. Check out http://www.fractalaudio.com/
Egnater was showing their beautiful vintage inspired line including the Tourmaster, Rebel, and Renegade.
Even Peavey was showing their new Custom Built Amplifiers, with Celestion Speakers. -Nice. The Masterpiece 50 handwired, 2 channel head looked incredible. - Didn't get a chance to hear it, but take look for yourself: www.peavey.com
Guitar buddies such as Carl Verheyen (on the "Tone Panel"), Rick Brannon, and Doug Doppler were in attendance. While no purchases were made, all and all a good hang.
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