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• Tony Harmon(www.tonyharmon.com)
  Tony Harmon was born in Riverside California and began his lifelong relationship with the guitar at the age of eleven. He has studied with noted guitarist's Patrick Read, Miguel Rubio, George Sakellariou, Ray Reussner and Christopher Parkening.[more]

In 1976 Tony moved to England to further his studies of the guitar. Upon returning from England he attended Gavilan College in Gilroy CA., The Conservatory of Music in San Francisco and USC.

Tony now resides in Paso Robles CA. Tony has made numerous television appearances on PBS, ABC and CBS, performing for special events and was asked to perform for President Ronald Reagan at the Western White House.

At the age of 18, Tony was awarded the Outstanding Instrumentalist Award by the Northern California Arts Association. At the age of 21 He composed and performed the musical soundtrack for ABC televisions' The William Randolph Hearst Story.

"Cancion del Sueno" is Tony's third CD release. The first was "Tony Harmon...on the guitar" recorded live at the Mission La Purisima on the Central Coast of California. The second was "Tony Harmon...The Romantic Guitar" and introduces guitarist Ray Pannell on several duets. Tony continues to perform and seek opportunities in the world of music.[hide]

• Ray Pannell Ray Pannell...a dynamic player who enjoys all genres of the guitar. Ray has worked in the studio with Steve Lukather of the band TOTO, with Lamont Dozier of Holland Dozier Holland, Frank Stallone on the soundtrack to Stayin Alive and Rocky III.[more]

Ray has performed on the Johnny Carson Show, Arsenio Hall Show, Jay Leno, The Today Show and is a member of the Mary Wilson Band of The Supremes and has toured the world performing in concert.

Ray is a virtuoso player and recognized as such throughout the music industry. He is as comfortable performing blues, rock and jazz as he is performing his own brand of Latin guitar.

Ray Pannell and Tony Harmon met in the studio in the 80's and have been close friends since that time. They have performed and recorded together and have an infectious chemistry on stage.[hide]

• Johnny Sandovall Johnny Sandoval, a native of Miami, Arizona was introduced to music by his family who migrated to the USA from Almeria, Spain. Having a cousin who danced flamenco with Charro, and uncle's maintaining a Swing/Mambo/Rumba band, Sandoval began playing at a very young age. He started playing bongos, and continued to hone his skills as a multi-talented percussionist.[more]

His performance credits include La Tania de Espania, Sister Sledge, Arturo Sandoval, Bloodstone, Joe Bataan, Heatwave, Oneway, Greg Adams, and many others.

Sandoval can also be heard on movie soundtracks such as Mel Gibson's, "Ransom", and Brad Pitts, "The Devils Own", as well as the internationally popular television show "Sabado Gigante".[hide]

• Nathan Towne Guitarist Nathan Towne started playing piano at the age of 4 under the guidence of his mother, Yolanda. Yolanda holds a degree in Music and Dance Performance and shared her love of classical music, as well as a passion for the Beatles with him. Nathan's father Tim is also a musician; a very talented drummer and is a treasured source of influence and motivation in Nathan’s playing style. [more]

Nathan's father bought him a used guitar at the age of 8 and ne began learning from old books from his parent’s studies in college as well as from the music lessons he took from local guitar instructors. Studying players such as Joe Satriani, Joe Pass, Steve Hackett, Alan Holdsworth, Hendrix, and SRV, Nathan has been developing a well-rounded style beyond his years. Nathan has performed with many different artists and bands in California such as Bare Feet, Soulamente, Blue Latitude, Central City Trio, and of course Calmenco![hide]