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Drummer Jesse Farbman, a.k.a. Anant Jesse, lived in Montreal, here he taught spiritual therapeutics and maintained a private practice; he died in 2014. Former keyboard player Theodore Ellenis works as senior finance executive for a New York City–area firm.
Jesse Farbman Clem Burke Ted Ellenis Tom Mullaney Ronny Machuga Ken Moutenout Craig Ballam Morley Bartnoff Ray Barwick: Dramarama es una banda estadounidense de rock alternativo y power pop [1] con sede en Wayne, Nueva Jersey, que más tarde se mudó a Los Ángeles. [2] La banda fue ...
21 de dic. de 2015 · Dramarama - Sad to say, here is an obituary for Anant... Dramarama. · December 21, 2015 ·. Sad to say, here is an obituary for Anant Jesse aka former DRAMARAMA drummer Jesse Farbman...our deepest sympathy and most sincere condolences to all of his friends and loved ones...he will be missed... http://www.oshonews.com/2015/12/anant ...
Hi-Fi Sci-Fi-era drummer Clem Burke has returned to his original band Blondie. Drummer Jesse Farbman, now known as Anant Jesse, lives in Montreal, Quebec, where he teaches spiritual therapeutics, maintains a private practice and continues to record and perform internationally.
El baterista Jesse Farbman, también conocido como Anant Jesse, vivió en Montreal, aquí enseñó terapéutica espiritual y mantuvo una práctica privada; murió en 2014. El ex teclista Theodore Ellenis trabaja como ejecutivo financiero senior para una empresa del área de la ciudad de Nueva York.
20 de dic. de 2015 · Anant Jesse was born Jesse Farbman in 1965 in New York City, NY, USA. He was a co-founder of Dramarama , an LA-based alternative rock/power pop band, formed in New Jersey in 1982. As drummer and percussionist he completed four extensive North American tours and three European tours.
Members, Jesse Farbman, Peter Wood, Chris Carter and John Easdale went to France in November, 1985 to support release with interviews and acoustic performances. Initial buzz on release came from Village Voice critic Robert Christgau (who gave it an A-) as well as college radio and Mike Marrone's upstart alternative station WHTG (in Asbury Park).
