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24 de jan. de 2024 · The line-up also features Randy Dembo, who played bass with Nektar in the early 2000s – now also on bass pedals and 12-string – and keyboard player Kendall Scott from Chlanda’s band Flying Dreams. “We had him come down to the studio and I knew after a few notes that he was going to fit,” says Moore.
In 2005, he played bass on the Nektar album “Evolution.”. This received critical acclaim, and helped launch an international tour that included the USA, Brazil, Mexico, France, England, Belgium and Germany. While touring in Germany, Nektar performed on the German television show, Rockpalast.
13 de jul. de 2019 · Chlanda is now back in the fold, as is Randy Dembo, a Chatham business owner and alumnus of popular Jersey bands including Bums in the Park, on bass and guitar.
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In 2003, Moore departed the band and was replaced by Randy Dembo. Nektar cut one more album, Evolution (2004), before Freeman was replaced by Tom Hughes. Dembo and Hughes left in August 2006, citing communication problems, money issues, personality issues, and trust in the management issues.
The Other Side is the fourteenth album by progressive rock band Nektar, released in 2020. It was the first studio album since 1977's Magic Is a Child to feature original bassist Derek "Mo" Moore. It also features the return of Mick Brockett on special effects, Randy Dembo on rhythm guitar, and Ryche Chlanda on lead guitar.
Currently, Nektar features three of the original members – Derek ‘Mo’ Moore (bass guitar, vocals), Ron Howden (drums, percussion, vocals) and Mick Brockett (visual environment). Ryche Chlanda (guitar, vocals) and Randy Dembo (bass guitar, bass pedals, 12-string guitar, vocals) are alums of previous Nektar incarnations.
História. Por volta de 1965, o baixista Derek “Mo” Moore e o baterista Ron Howden, ambos ingleses, estavam tocando na Alemanha. Ali mesmo, um ano depois, encontraram o tecladista escocês Alan “Taff” Freeman. Formaram o trio Prophesy e continuaram excursionando pela Alemanha.
