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The OTHERS
have just released a self-produced CD called Yeah, Right. We are
four musicians from diverse backgrounds who have come together to make
music that WE like, and hope others will like, too. We are seeking management,
record company interest, songwriting opportunities, radio play, and fun
gigs. We have not sold the farm, mortgaged our houses, broken the nest
egg, or quit our day jobs - we just think we have some good tunes, good
attitude, and good prospects. |
| Ron Neumeyer
sings lead, plays rhythm guitar and saxes and writes many of the songs.
He was born, bred, and corn fed in Indiana - with a Master's Degree in
Mechanical Engineering. His dad's print shop did the cool booklet (free
- can't beat the price). He, like most of the band, works making Space
Shuttle Main Engines at Rocketdyne - did I tell you we were rocket scientists.
He comes from a Beatles/Fogelberg mold - but recently has been busting
out a true fan of country music (he even knows the steps). |
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Roger Anderson
is the renaissance man of the group. Having been mostly raised in LA, he
was banished to the Washington State interior at the end of his prime formative
high school years. This explains why he's a Led Zep fan (although he's
been observed listening to alternative music). He came back to So Cal with
drums, flute, sax, harmonica, and a good sense of rhythm. He's dabbled
in mountain biking, computer programming, photography, pottery, journalism,
and the internet - to name a few. |
| Brad Elias
was a San Fernando Valley boy, leaving only to get an Arts degree and snag
a wife (sorry, girls, this one's taken!). His musical tastes are for anything
he hasn't heard before (Abba to Zappa). He works with Roger getting the
numbers ready for engineers like Ron. His current passion is the Internet
- he runs the Space Shuttle web site for Rocketdyne, MisterE's
Fun Page, and The Others' Page.
You'll also find him singing, writing, and playing bass, keyboards, and
percussion on the CD. |
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Tim Bradley
came to LA from Arizona (another place east of San Bernadino) seeking fame
& fortune as a session musician. "In a week, maybe two they'll make
you a star...." He hung around anyway getting into journalism & public
relations. He escaped from Rocketdyne & now works at Children's Hospital.
He's the one who tells Channel 2 about Timmy's successful spleen transplant.
He's also an eclectic guy - a country-jazz-blues-rocker - on the guitar,
cafeteria-style. |
