Reb Beach

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Reb Beach (born August 31, 1963 in Oakmont , Pennsylvania , USA; actually Richard Earl Beach Jr ) is an American rock musician .

Career

Beach began his career in the 1980s as a studio musician, for Fiona , Howard Jones and Chaka Khan , among others . He is a founding member of the hard rock band Winger , of which he still belongs. In 1999 he joined Dokken as a replacement for George Lynch and recorded two albums with the band ( Erase the Slate and Live From the Sun ). In 2001 he worked with Jeff Pilson on his album War & Peace - Light at the end of the tunnel before releasing his solo album Masquerade . In 2005 he was a member of The Mob . The band, which also included Doug Pinnick ( Kings X ), Kelly Keagy ( Night Ranger ) and Timothy Drury ( Whitesnake ), only released one album ( The Mob ). Back in 2003, Beach was on the comeback - tour played by Whitesnake, where he has since been a regular member.

In 2019 Frontiers Records won the Irish singer Robin McAuley ( McAuley Schenker Group ) for a project that Jeff Pilson was commissioned to realize. He put together a band for McAuley, which includes McAuley, Pilson ( bass ), Beach ( guitar ), and Matt Starr ( drums ). The band went by the name Black Swan and recorded the album Shake the World , which was released in February 2020.

Discography

Albums

Winger

Dokken

  • Erase the Slate (1999)
  • Live from the Sun (2000)

The mob

Whitesnake

  • Live ... In The Shadow Of The Blues (2007)
  • Good to be Bad (2008)
  • Forevermore (2011)
  • The Purple Album (2015)
  • Flesh & Blood (2019)

Black Swan

solo

  • The Fusion Demos (1993)
  • Masquerade (2001)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b The band of misunderstood geniuses in: Rocks - The magazine for Classic Rock, issue 02/2020, pages 34–37
  2. Information about the band at discogs.com , accessed on January 15, 2020