Lowell Anderson - Guitar & Vocals
Bob Chamberlain - Drums
Jeff Kluth - Lead Guitar
Jamie Landry - Vocals
Ralph Natale - Bass & Vocals
Sabrina Swan - Vocals
Influences
Inspirations For Lowell Anderson:
Slash (Guitar) and Tom Petty (Song writing)
Influences for Ralph Natale:
Easy listening: Cat Stevens, James Taylor, Paul Simon, John Denver, Dan Fogelberg; Other bands: The Who, Led Zeppilin, Deep Purple; The Beatles
Influences for Jamie Landry: Martina McBride, AC/DC, Foreigner, Fleetwood Mac
Sounds Like
Here are some samples of the songs that we play. For a full set list, contact the band!
Highway to Hell - AC/DC
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Panama - Van Halen
Tie Your Mother Down - Queen
Black Velvet - Alannah Myles
Already Gone - The Eagles
We're an American Band - Grand Funk Railroad
Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams
Livin' on a Prayer - Bon Jovi
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynard Skynard
Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf
Keep Your Hands to Yourself - The Georgia Satellites
Old Time Rock and Roll - Bob Seager
Hearbreaker - Pat Benetar
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
Rock and Roll - Led Zepplin
Are You Gonna Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz
Hard to Handle - The Black Crowes
I Hate Myself - Joan Jett
Tush - ZZ Top
“Music is what feelings sound like.” Jamie grew up listening to the classics. Determined that she would know what “good music” was, her mother raised her on Journey, Boston, the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Van Halen. Her father, one of nine children – all of which play instruments, sing, or both – also brought a strong musical influence to her life, and always encouraged her to develop her singing abilities. Jamie joined choir in high school, but really discovered her love for singing and performing when a friend dragged her on stage to sing country karaoke. Through the encouragement of friends, family, and fellow singers, she began looking for other avenues to widen her musical horizons, which brought her to Sector 7G.
Sabrina Swan is the newest member of the Sector 7G band, replacing Liz who's off to have her first child. She remembers playing her older brother's vinyl rock n roll records when he wasn’t home, and he'll never know how much of an impact it had on her. But growing up in a small town in Eastern Washington, country music was the popular thing to listen to, so that's what she started out singing. Over the last few years she got back in touch with her "roots," resurrecting the days of her brother's records, and how great that she did! Her biggest influences are AC/DC, Journey, Queen, CCR, Heart and Led Zepplin to name a few. Her husband introduced her to karaoke 10 years ago and soon realized he created a monster. His support and encouragement along with family and friends have lead her down this road, and she's looking forward to the journey!
“When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, "I used everything you gave me." ~Erma Bombeck
"Don’t bore us, get to the chorus” Lowell has been playing music since he was in elementary school, and played trumpet in jazz bands through high school and college. He played bass in his first rock band in junior high and started playing guitar in his early 20’s. Inspired by Angus Young, Keith Richards and Jimi Hendrix, he brings energy and enthusiasm to every performance. He also sings on a number of Sector 7G songs.
Jeff's fascination with cowbell began at a relatively early age while playing broom guitar to Honky Tonk Woman. This fascination grew over time to become a complete obsession, encouraged on by tunes like Time Has Come Today, Low Rider, Dance The Night Away, Working for the Weekend, etc.. The obsession led to Jeff taking ..boards and guitar in quest of better backing instruments for this beloved piece of metal, also used by ancient herdsmen to keep track of their very good friends… Jeff had it under control until Will Ferrell and Christopher Walken rubbed his face in it on April 8th, 2000 with the now infamous “More Cowbell” skit.. Now of course he is hopelessly lost again..
We aren’t really sure when and why he started eating his guitar strings. Some have said it is due to a mineral deficiency but others have suggested it is the chemicals in the fog machine…. Whatever, we decided we like it… he obviously does.
Jeff's goals in Sector 7G are to remain upright and not fall into any equipment as he spins around in a happy stupor once the music, fog, and cowbell start up. -- After quite a few years playing professionally in several bands he is actually getting quite good at it. Sometimes he actually even manages a fairly decent guitar solo… you can tell these best by the big grin on his face… oh, and they sound pretty good.
Ralph has been active in music since the age of 8. Over the years he has learned to play the rhythm guitar, drums, keyboards, and bass guitar, which is his current and favorite instrument. He provides an occasional lead vocal on some mellow songs and vocal harmonies on other singer’s material. He has written over 30 compositions.
"Better me beating on my drums than your head" Started playing drums back in 1977 while stationed in Japan during his 20 year naval career. He has revived his drumming after a 12 year layoff. He is the founder and mastermind behind the midi sequences of this group. Bob has played in various country & western groups in the Bremerton area during the 70's & 90's and is thrilled to be playing the music he loves.
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