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The name Offshore is used by at least two artists: 1. Rock/Reggae band based in the Netherlands 2. London-based Scotsman Ewan Robertson, who makes electronic music 1. With a diverse cultural background containing an Aruban lead singer, Dutch drummer, Israelian piano player, Aruban guitar player, Dutch saxophone player and an Indian bass player they are well rounded multicultural musicians who bring all types of flavours to the kitchen! Vince Tonk who is the Lead Guitarist and does Lead Vocals grew up on Aruba and was always in contact with the Reggae and Rock vibe on the Island. He was always...

Lake Shore Drive is a solid line up of wonderful and talented musicians who take pride in their music, and what they do, not only as musicians, but as individuals as well. The group's blend of epic guitar work, commanding drum lines, clever keys, and melodic vocals, categorize this group in a genre all their own. With the releasing of the new record in 2007, entitled "Adrift Among Sirens," the band hopes to leave a mark in the modern music scene. The group has seen a lot of struggles through the making of the cd, but are more than happy...

There are multiple bands called the Saxons. 1. A 60s UK beat band who worked with Joe Meek. They released the album "Meet The Saxons" on the label Ace Of Clubs in 1963 (Decca re-released the album in 1964) and the single "Saxon Warcry" on Decca in 1965. Members included: Tommy Worth (Bass), Allan Taylor (Drums), Gerry Cook (Lead Guitar), Dave Bruce (Rhythm Guitar) and Colin Mac (Vocals) 2. A 60s US garage rock band who released the single "Camel Walk" on Norton Records. 3. A 60s Australian rock band, founded in 1962 and disbanded in 1965, who appeared on...