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Ed Kampwirth (bass) Gil Sharone (drums) Ian Foreman (drums) Former members. RAS-1 (lead vocals, guitar) Eric Wilson (bass, formerly with Sublime with Rome, currently with Sublime and Spray Allen) Bud Gaugh (drums, formerly with Sublime with Rome, currently with Sublime) Marshall Goodman "Ras MG" (drums, percussion, turntables, former ...
Together these musical professors and legends from Long Beach have engineered a new studio album that adds to the legacy of Long Beach Dub Allstars. 25 years later the band has found its resurgence with Opie Ortiz(vocals), Miguel Happoldt (guitar), Tim Wu (horns) joined by Roger Rivas (keys), Ed Kampwirth (bass) and Gil Sharone(drums).
30 giu 2023 · LBDH bassist Edwin Kampwirth reveals, “After the pandemic, I honestly didn’t know what the future held for the band. The way Opie, myself and the crew came together to work on the really blew...
17 mar 2023 · Long Beach Dub Allstars Return New Album Echo Mountain High. Recorded at 64 Sound in Highland Park, California, , produced by guitarist Michael “Migs” Happoldt and bassist Edwin Kampwirth and mixed by Lew Richards at 17th Recording.
19 nov 2022 · The band has been working with Long Beach Dub Allstars guitarist Michael “Miguel” Happoldt, bassist Edwin Kampwirth longtime collaborator and Lewis “Lew” Richard to hammer out over 10-tracks. The as-of-yet untitled album was tracked at 64 Sound in Highland Park, California with additional overdubs recorded at Miguel’s 17th Street Recording.
3 giu 2020 · Originally formed by the Sublime rhythm section of Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh after Bradley Nowell’s death, the band is now anchored by drummer Marshall Goodman “Ras MG” and bassist Edwin Kampwirth. Hear his dubbed out bass lines on the opening track, “Tell Me”:
