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'''David Stone''' is a professional keyboardist/ synthesizer virtuoso from Toronto, Canada, born 1952, Stone played on the 1978 [[Rainbow (band)|Rainbow]] album, [[Long Live Rock 'n' Roll]]. |
'''David Stone''' is a professional keyboardist/ synthesizer virtuoso from Toronto, Canada, born 1952, Stone played on the 1978 [[Rainbow (band)|Rainbow]] album, [[Long Live Rock 'n' Roll]]. Dave played keys for Three Dog Night during a reunion tour, and was a guest musician on the 1980 [[Max Webster]] album, [[Universal Juveniles]]. Also played in Canadian bands Symphonic Slam, Solo Flight, BB Gabor. Worked on the Bud Matton Agency tour circuit with various club bands and manager Brian Ayers. Formerly married to award winning journalist Madelaine Drohan. |
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David Stone is a professional keyboardist/ synthesizer virtuoso from Toronto, Canada, born 1952, Stone played on the 1978 Rainbow album, Long Live Rock 'n' Roll. Dave played keys for Three Dog Night during a reunion tour, and was a guest musician on the 1980 Max Webster album, Universal Juveniles. Also played in Canadian bands Symphonic Slam, Solo Flight, BB Gabor. Worked on the Bud Matton Agency tour circuit with various club bands and manager Brian Ayers. Formerly married to award winning journalist Madelaine Drohan.
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There is also a keyboardist/pianist/from Maine named David Stone who recorded on Mercury Records in the late 70;s with a band call Oak. Oak had a top 30 hit nationally call "King of the Hill" and a few of their other songs charted in Billboard magazine.