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| Sunday, January 21, 2007 - News from Derek Sherinian | News from Derek Sherinian:
"I will be at the NAMM Show this weekend in Anaheim, CA at the Spectraflex Cables booth at 3pm on the 19th and 20th. I will also be at the Fender Booth on Sunday the 21st at 12:30pm to perform with a metal guitar icon... YNGWIE MALMSTEEN. Hope to see you there.
On PLANET X, we are putting the final touches to our upcoming Summer release, Quantum. This record is long overdue, and I want to thank everyone once again for their patience - it will be worth the wait, I promise!
I will start writing for my next solo record after the NAMM show. I have been in touch with ZAKK WYLDE, and he will be on board once again for the festivities.
I have been doing a lot of sessions in my studio for outside projects -- guitarist Tony Smotherman from Florida, Persian guitarist Agah Bahari, and Theodore Ziras from Greece. Google their names and check them out.
If you are interested in having me play on your music, e-mail John Calabassas at BeachwoodManor@aol.com for further details.
Thank you for your support, talk to you soon!
Cheers,
Derek"
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