Biography of steve kocherhans
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Band Bets on Cutting Disc to Help Snag Record Deal
Reel to Real, an aspiring San Diego jazz/pop band, joins the list of local musicians investing sizable sums in self-produced compact discs in an effort to land distribution deals or recording contracts.
This Wednesday night, the group celebrates its new CD with a release party at the Catamaran in Pacific Beach beginning at 8.
“Through That Door,” available in local stores including the Wherehouse on Sports Arena Boulevard, is largely a vehicle for the writing and playing of guitarist Bill Macpherson, a product of the San Diego State University Jazz Ensemble. Macpherson wrote six of the nine songs, and his guitar is featured prominently on several.
Macpherson is a nimble-fingered guitarist capable of melodic improvisations, but his too-safe, too-slick and radio-ready style is not real interesting. Solos by Macpherson and others, including saxophonist and electronic wind instrument player Steve Kocherhans, are polished but often soporific, similar to a lot of the music you hear on KIFM (98.1).
One bright spot is the fiery percussion work of band leader Michael Kelleher, who previously worked with the local bands Zzajj and Starfire. Kelleher shines briefly on “Granville Groove,” but it’s too bad some of the other songs don’t
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Dawn Kalana
Latter-day Saint. Lives in Southern California with her two daughters Shaelynn and Ashley. Previously lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born in New York and raised in Utah. Also credited as: Dawn M. Strate; Dawn Kalana; Dawn M. Strate Kalana; Dawn M. Kalana. AA Degree (1992). Currently working toward her bachelors degree. Was the associate producer of the critically acclaimed Latter-day Saint-themed feature film "Out of Step" (2002), which had a limited theatrical run before grossing over $500,000 in video/DVD sales. Also has a bit part in "Out of Step" as "Niki." Dawn was the "right hand man" to producers Cary Derbidge
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