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Arvel Bird is a classically-trained violinist from Arizona. He attended Arizona State University on a music scholarship, later transferring to University of Illinois-Champaign/Urbana. This award-winning fiddlist is equally creative in many styles of music including bluegrass, Celtic, folk, blues, jazz, country and old-time music. Arvel's mix-blood heritage of Southern Paiute and Scottish ancestry is now the inspiration for his own unique blend of music. For 11 years Arvel enjoyed touring with Glen Campbell, Clay Walker, Louise Mandrell, Tom T. Hall, Ray Price, Loretta Lynn and others. He has been touring as a solo artist for the past 5 years and is undoubtedly the best-known Native American fiddlist touring today, releasing ten CDs and one DVD since 2001. <<<<<<>>>>>> Chris James is a singer, keyboardist, songwriter, drummer and guitarist in Nashville, TN. Chris has collaborated with Arvel Bird on his two top selling CDs, Animal Totems and Animal Totems 2, and has had songs cut by numerous top recording artists. Chris has performed with a number of entertainers such as Bobby Bare, The Rascals 1988 Reunion Tour, Walter Egan, Al Perkins, the Brooklyn Cowboys, Supe Granda of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils and is mentioned in the biography of Gram Parsons, and performs one of the most memorable impersonations of Jim Morrison ever given. Chris has also performed with the Bill Lloyd's Long Players. Long Players is a play on the vinyl term "LP", and the group perform a different classic rock album every show. When not on stage or in the studio, this multi-talented performer is also editor of the most popular music scene magazine in Nashville, called "Shake". <<<<<<>>>>>> John LoneEagle, known to his friends as Eagle, is traditional drummer and percussionist for the group One Nation is Chiricahua Apache and Cherokee. Before joining One Nation, Eagle was a popular member of the contemporary Native American music group, Brule. Eagle is a graduate of Baylor University. As a sought-after speaker and presenter, he is a role model to youth, regarding the culture and traditions of Native American people. Eagle currently resides in Tennessee where he owns Native American Legacy, a store selling authentic handcrafted Native American items. He also owns his own line of products at www.loneeagleproducts.com. With Arvel, Eagle will continue to represent the Native American elements of the group. www.loneeagleproducts.com and www.nativeamericanlegacy.com <<<<<<>>>>>> Vlasis, who hails from the city of Minneapolis, started his musical career in 1979 when he wrote and recorded his first original songs. The son of Greek immigrants, Vlasis is an accomplished musician, his guitar work is electric even when unplugged. Winding out on his Mossman is special to him as well as playing keyboards but if you ask Vlasis he will tell you that drumming out is still his favorite pastime. Vlasis has performed in front of thousands of fans all over the country as a solo act as well as the lead guitarist for the art-rock group Blue Canoe and the very popular Brule. Vlasis loves the energy of a live audience and that joy is very evident when you watch him perform. Vlasis has also enjoyed interacting on a smaller stage as a special guest at several Omaha schools, jamming with and inspiring children in special needs classrooms and also for elementary and high school kids. Vlasis is currently putting the finishing touches on his second solo CD entitled "White Dog" as a follow up to his debut work "Plain Sight". The next chapter in his career should prove to be his best as the lead guitarist for the powerful group One Nation while expanding his career as a solo artist. Arvel Bird and One Nation Calendar
For more information on Arvel Bird and One Nation, contact Kimberly Kelley at (615) 406-3689 or email info@singingwolfrecords.com |
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