Shawn Lane (March 21, 1963 – September 26, 2003) was a guitarist, composer, keyboardist, inventor and innovator. He was known to be one of the fastest guitarists ever, channeling otherworldly sounds from his guitar before he was even 16. Here I hope to post a good representation of Shawn's diversity as well as the coveted bootlegs.
Free for a limited time:
"The Stratos Tapes":
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2axhqvgk2xyheh6/Shawn_Lane-_The_Stratos_Tapes_Vol_I.zip/file
http://www.mediafire.com/file/9vlmarprfr84u4q/Shawn_Lane-_The_Stratos_Tapes_Vol_II.zip/file

Atma Anur is a British born drummer/producer who grew up In the U.S. and is currently living in Krakow, Poland. Atma is featured on over 150 CDs as a sideman and/or producer, and has given drum clinics, taught privately and at many learning institutions around the world.
Atma's credits include CDs with many guitar greats on the Shrapnel record label, Favoured Nations records, and many other major record labels like Geffen and JVC.
Atma may be best known for his work with artists like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Richie Kotzen and Greg Howe. Atma has also recorded and toured with many other commercial artists including Greg Allman, Third Eye Blind, Journey, Joe Satriani and David Bowie...

Musician, performer, teacher, composer, music examiner and all round shredding guitar player.

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Blues guitar phenom Eric Gales was born and raised in Memphis, learning to play at age four from older brothers Eugene and Manuel in imitation of their upside-down, left-handed style. Winning his first blues contest at 11, four years later Eric signed to Elektra to issue his 1991 debut LP, recorded with Eugene on bass. Manuel (who previously performed under the alias Little Jimmy King) reunited with his siblings for 1995's Left Hand Brand, credited to the Gales Brothers. A newly matured Gales returned in the new millenium to start his solo career. With Mike Varney and his label Shrapnel Records Eric has found a home among some of the best guitar players in the world. His 2011 album, "Transformation" is out at stores, Amazon and on iTunes now.http://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/transformation/id448798366


Atma Anur is a British born drummer/producer who grew up In the U.S. and is currently living in Poland. Atma has over 150 CDs as a sideman and/or producer, and has taught at the Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music in Chennai, India, in addition to many other learning institutions around the world.
Atma's credits include CDs with many guitar greats on the Shrapnel record label, Favoured Nations records, and many other major record labels like Geffen and JVC.
Atma may be best known for his work with artists like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Richie Kotzen and Greg Howe. Atma has also recorded and toured with many other commercial artists including Greg Allman, Third Eye Blind, Journey, Joe Satriani and David Bowie...

More than just a session drummer, Keith is also an accomplished solo artist and maverick producer . Keith Leblanc was active in the rise of both hip hop and industrial musical genres as they transitioned from underground ideas to commercial industries. His early recordings on drums with The Sugarhill House Band, Tackhead, Nine Inch Nails, Seal, Annie Lennox and a near endless list of production and performance credits put him way ahead of the musical curve. Always the innovator Keith LeBlanc's musical story continues.

A native Memphian, Susanne recorded her first single at age 19. "Light in the Long Run" on Mercury Records. Joining her on the record were other native Memphians, Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn from the Stax era, along with the Pointer Sisters, singing backup. Susanne spent years building a following in local venues in several groups. Later she teamed up with Pat Taylor, who was also a Mercury artist at the time. Shortly thereafter, Pat & Susanne got together and co-wrote the FM100 theme song "Memphis I'm Coming Home to You" (My Radio's Pickin' Up FM100), which became a mainstay on the radio for three years running. They soon put a band together with Rob & Russ Caudill and Tom Ward called "THE BREAKS". They released an album on RCA Records and released two videos on MTV and VH-1, quickly rising to the top of the charts and staying there for over a year in the MidSouth. They went on to release a second LP under the name "DRAMA ", also on RCA Records and release another video. Shortly thereafter, they changed the name to Susanne Jerome Taylor, released still another video and toured on. Some of the songs Susanne has written have been covered by well known artist such as "Fire in the Wire" by Bailey and the Boys, "All That I Want" by Robin Trower, and "Light in the Long Run" by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. Susanne Jerome Taylor's career includes being awarded two Premier Player Awards for Best Female Vocalist by the Memphis Chapter of Naras. 

Susanne has co-written with some of today's best known writers, John Parker- "Hard Habit to Break"/Chicago, Steve Diamond- Faith Hill (“Let Me Let Go”), Backstreet Boys (“Never Gone”), Britney Spears (“I’ll Never Stop Loving You," ), Randy Goodrum-"Oh Sherrie/Steve Perry, just to name a few.


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