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| Wednesday, April 22, 2009 - Gary Wehrkamp in new project called Roswell Six | News from Shadow Gallery:
Shadow Gallery's Gary Wehrkamp is part of a new project called Roswell Six and the album is "Terra Incognita: Beyond The Horizon". This album is an exciting collaboration of music and book working with bestselling scifi/fantasy author Kevin J. Anderson, who penned the lyrics with wife and best selling author Rebecca Moestra. Gary played rhythm and lead guitar tracks on 8 songs.
Other performers include: keyboardist/composer Erik Norlander (ROCKET SCIENTISTS/SOLO), vocalists James LaBrie (DREAM THEATER), Lana Lana, Michael Saddler (ex-SAGA) and John Payne (ASIA featuring John Payne). Among the accomplished musicians contributing their talents to the project are David Ragsdale (KANSAS), Gary Wehrkamp (Shadow Gallery), Bassist Kurt Barabas (who played with Gary on AMARANS PLIGHT's 'voice in the light'), Chris Quirarte (Prymary),Chris Brown (Ghost Circus), and Mike Alvarez. Together, the creative team has sold over 40 million copies worldwide. You can check out the MySpace page and hear 4 full tracks, which Gary is part of, you can also get some pretty special limited items and pre-sale pricing and hear 60 second samples of each song at ProgRock Records we'll be shipping at the end of this week ( April 24th, 2009 ) and that's when pre-sale pricing will end. Hope you enjoy it.
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