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Track listing. "Anything Goes" – 4:19 ( Jack Blades, Kelly Keagy, Tim Pierce, Jeff Watson, Aaron Zigman) "Acid Rain" – 4:08 (Jack Blades, Jim Peterik) "Time Passes" – 5:03 (Kelly Keagy) "Before Anybody Knows I'm Gone" – 6:05 (Jack Blades, Jim Peterik) "Too Much to Ask" – 4:40 ( Kevin Chalfant, Kelly Keagy, Jim Peterik)
Bradley Frank Gillis (born 15 June 1957) is a guitarist most famous for playing with the band Night Ranger. He grew up in Alameda, California. [1] He was in the band Rubicon during the 1970s before Night Ranger. Since forming in 1979, Gillis and drummer Kelly Keagy are the only members to have appeared in every incarnation of the band and all ...
11 de mar. de 2021 · One of Night Ranger’s most distinctive characteristics was its initial lineup featuring two phenomenal lead guitarists – Brad Gillis and Jeff Watson – but Sister Christian is one of only a handful of songs that the band recorded where only one of the two guitarists participates. Gillis did the honors in this instance, delivering a soaring, melodic solo where he gives his whammy bar a ...
Gillis debutó en una agrupación llamada Rubicon durante los años 1970, anterior a su experiencia con Night Ranger. 1 Participó como guitarrista de Ozzy Osbourne en el directo Speak of the Devil. 2 3 . Tocó también en la agrupación de Fiona y grabó algunos álbumes en solitario. En 1985 participó de Hear n' Aid, una reunión promovida ...
7 de jun. de 2023 · "That [Ozzy Osbourne] gig was the biggest gig of my life," Gillis told The Herald-Times last year. NIGHT RANGER released its 12th studio album, "ATBPO" , in August 2021 via Frontiers Music Srl .
16 de jun. de 2020 · I had the pleasure of interviewing Guitarist Brad Gillis. Even a casual guitar fan is likely familiar with the playing of Brad Gillis. As one of the two lead guitarists in Night Ranger, Gillis ...
20 de jul. de 2022 · Brad Gillis: Kevin Baldes. A member of the cutting-edge vanguard that made the Floyd Rose locking vibrato a huge part of ’80s rock guitar, Brad Gillis famously gashed two classics – a ’62 Strat and a ’71 Les Paul Custom – with early versions of the device. Guitarheads now might cringe at the thought, but the move cemented his place in ...
