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Tangerine Dream Team - Superior Olive, Live Performance

Heard
2010
Episodes
1
Language
English

Interview with Tom Savell, songwriter, lead singer and guitarist, Joel Savell, songwriter,singer and bassist, Gary Goldsworthy, keyboards and singer, members of Superior Olive,multiimedia rock band.

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Popular rock band Superior Olive has been filling dance floors and concert halls at hotspots from San Diego to Olympia, performing everywhere from original showcases to dance rock clubs to charity concerts for the likes of Toys for Tots. Combining danceable pop rock with progressive influences, Superior Olive succeeds in blending orchestral tenderness with raw primal rock energy, as if the spirit of Mozart inhabited Ozzie Osbourne and became the front man for Pink Floyd.

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  1. 1 savell

    No date given · 51 min

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  1. Tangerine Dream Team - Superior Olive, Live Performance

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