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The Dave Rawlinson Band is all about Boomers and Boomer music. Most of the band members are “Boomers”, so they enjoy performing music loved by the baby boomer generation: classic rock, jazz/rock, country rock, and country and western styles.However, this is not just another “cover band”. Although they perform some cover material, singer/songwriter Dave Rawlinson has crafted over 40 original songs in the last four years. Additionally, the Dave Rawlinson Band has released two albums on compact disc, “Workin’ Man” (December 2006) and “Movin’ On” (March 2008). Current plans are in place to release a third album in the spring of 2010. However, you’re probably wondering about the people that make up the Dave Rawlinson Band? Here they are…Dave RawlinsonDave Rawlinson is an Associate Professor at Central Washington University where he teaches computer network courses. He has a B.A. in Computer Science and a J.D. from South Texas College of Law. He is a member of the State Bar of Texas (inactive) and a voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (The Grammys). Dave has been performing music for over 3 decades and still loves the relationship between his music and his audience. It was his love of musical performance for live audiences that caused him to search for the right combination of musicians to form a band. Realizing that the first ingredient for any successful band is a solid rhythm section, his first stop on that search was just across the hall: drummer and Central Washington University Professor Robert Lupton.Robert LuptonBob Lupton is a man of many passions, but the three most important to Bob are family, teaching and rock & roll! During the day, Lupton is a Professor of Retail Management and Technology at Central Washington University. However, when the sun goes down, he morphs into a powerful rock drummer with the necessary finesse for ballads and jazz. Bob brings solid percussive experience to the band, including an early stint with Todd Park Mohr before the formation of Big Head Todd & The Monsters. Of course, there are at least two ingredients to any rhythm recipe, so Lupton has a fabulous partner in creating the "bottom" to the band's music, bassist Caspar van Haalen.Caspar van HaalenOriginally from the Netherlands, Caspar van Haalen has a Master's degree in English and teaches for a high school ELL program. He performed with several excellent Dutch bands before moving to the US, earning his U.S. citizenship in 2006. Caspar provides critical input on arrangements for the band's music and his five-string Ken Smith bass guitar and original sound will instantly get your attention. Once van Haalen and Lupton agreed to give the band a try, Rawlinson went looking for a talented and distinctive lead guitarist. That guitarist is Robert Pieters.Robert PietersDuring ...
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