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DARK were based out of Germany but they were a multi-national band with their leader Mark Nauseef(drums, percussion) being from the USA and believe it or not a childhood friend of Ronnie James Dio. He would play on Dio's ELF project but way before that in 1971 Mark at 18 years of age joined THE VELVET UNDERGROUND.
Da "Tamna Voda" (1988)Mark Nauseef - drumsLeonice Shinneman - percussion drumsetMark London Sims - bassMiroslav Tadic - electric & acoustc guitarsWith:David ...
Dark: Tamna Voda, with L. Shankar and David Torn, 1989; Let's Be Generous, 1993; Bracha, with Miroslav Tadić, David Philipson and John Bergamo, 1989; Let's Be Generous, with Miroslav Tadić, Joachim Kühn, and Tony Newton, 1991; Keys To Talk By, with Dušan Bogdanović and Miroslav Tadić, 1992
Mark Nauseef - drums, percussion, keyboard Leonice Shinneman - percussion, drumset, African drums, etc. Mark London Sims - bass, organ on "Tamna Voda" Miroslav Tadic - electric & acoustic guitars with guests: David Torn - guitar & guitar loops L. Shankar - double-violin on 3 tracks
Dark, 1986. Dark: Tamna Voda, con L. Shankar y David Torn, 1989. Let's Be Generous, 1993. Bracha, con Miroslav Tadić, David Philipson y John Bergamo, 1989. Let's Be Generous, con Miroslav Tadić, Joachim Kühn, y Tony Newton, 1991. Keys To Talk By, con Dušan Bogdanović y Miroslav Tadić, 1992.
"Tamna Voda", the second album by Dark, is not as dark as "Dark", but is still dark enough to be called "Dark". Mark Nauseef and Leonice Shinneman are still there on percussion, but this time they have Mark London Sims on bass and Miroslav Tadic on guitars. Also along for the ride are guest artists L. Shankar and David Torn.
Bass, Percussion, Keyboards – Mark London Sims ( tracks: 1 to 7, 9) Composed By [All Compositions By] – Catherine Guard, Dark (10), Leonice Shinneman, Mark London Sims, Mark Nauseef. Cover, Artwork – Ulf von Kanitz. Percussion, Keyboards – Leonice Shinneman ( tracks: 1 to 8), Mark Nauseef. Voice – Catherine Guard ( tracks: 1 to 7, 9)
