The Lost Peninsula Project
Musician in Troy, OH
- Member #
- 350869
- Member since
- 2 Jun 2010
- Last activity record:
- Active over 1 month ago
- Instruments played:
- Background Singer, Keyboard, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocalist - General
- Genre:
- Other, Blues, Alternative/Modern Rock
- Screen name:
- The Lost Peninsula Project
- Location:
- Troy, Ohio, 45373
- Gender:
- Male
- Age:
- 52 years old
- Level of commitment:
- Moderately Committed
- Years playing music:
- 35
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Most available:
- Nights
Instruments experience:
- Background Singer:
- Moderate
- Keyboard:
- Intermediate
- Bass Guitar:
- Intermediate
- Acoustic Guitar:
- Moderate
- Lead Guitar:
- Moderate
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Moderate
- Vocalist - General:
- Intermediate
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Cello, Upright bass, Steel guitar, Bagpipes, Dobro, Mandolin, Other, Harmonica, Background Singer, Piano, Keyboard, Saxophone, Violin, Other Percussion, Drums, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocalist - General.
About
I'm just looking for people to jam with for possible build of original material or modification of the original material already in place. Just for the fun of it will do too. I have been writing and playing for 30+ years and love to put together songs. Get a hold of me through my music web site at The Lost Peninsula Project dot com no spaces with the three w in front or thru this site also. Cheers - Tim
Influences
Robin Trower, Pink Floyd, The Alan Parsons Project, Alice in Chains, Ian Hunter, Aerosmith, The Black Crowes, Paul McCartney, Jonny Lang, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Keb Moe, most blues players, and God.
Equipment List
What it takes to get the job done. I do my home studio work on "Propellerhead Reason/Record" and "Ableton Live" on a computer that has enough RAM/Processor to get 32 plus tracks going. I have a Strat, a Hummingbird, a Fret-less Bass, a keyboard with a boat load of great quality samples, pre-amps, interfaces, a stage monitor system, and a passion when ever I fire any of it up.