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Keith“Doc”Samuels Owner /Ceo Waveform Recording Group and Kasam Publishing Inc. Experience Guitarist /Bassist/Vocalist for 35 yrs Recording Engineer and Sequence programming 15yrs At the present time I just completed filming a video For an artist named Liz Hope, I produced the songs used for the videos On her CD project At the present time Im band director for The Liz Hope Project I performed at a jazz club called Ray’s on the river in Atlanta, Ga from 2000 to 2005. Playing cover tunes and originals. In the late 90’s I did a lot of traveling with nostalgia groups like The Tams, The Drifters, The Platters and The Coasters. Living in the south we love to hear the old songs Especially from groups who’s names begin with THE. I was the bassist and bandleader for several of these groups. In the early part of the 90’s I did a lot of jazz gigs. I opened for acts like Stanley Jordan, Marcus Miller, Jan Hammer and Pieces of a Dream. Just to name a few I got a chance to play with a few gospel icons like Shirley Caesar, Inez Andrews, Dorothy Norwood and Albertina Walker. In the Late 80s I was bassist/Vocalist for the Elgin Wells Group We did a 10yrs house gig at Ray on the River In the early 80s.oh boy! Glamour time!! Shiny suits and purple guitars and lots of makeup. In 1982, 1983 I tour for the armed forces D.O.D. With my own group call Vinni and Doc and Nightlift I became an opening act for groups like: Earth, wind & fire, Commodores, Kool and the gang, Tower of power… It was good, it taught me humility. I played guitar and sang lead for a group called Ripple. The group was signed to GRC records. We had several hits. With one going gold. The late 60s and early 70s I’d been away from home several years by then. In 1968 I worked in Vegas at the Union Plaza which was Downtown Vegas And then at Caesar’s Palace on Cleopatra’s Barge. In the late 70s I found myself in Kansas City playing for Marva Whitney, And Al Green. A lot more happen in this era of my life but I thought One page is enough ((smile))…

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