The Pioneers debut album features Grammy Award Winning Producer and Songwriter, Ron Magness, Daniel Cainer (Fame), and special guest Pioneer, The Bass Player of the Millennium, John Entwistle (The Who, The John Entwistle Band).
With help from the [+]The Pioneers debut album features Grammy Award Winning Producer and Songwriter, Ron Magness, Daniel Cainer (Fame), and special guest Pioneer, The Bass Player of the Millennium, John Entwistle (The Who, The John Entwistle Band).
With help from the Pioneering vision of rock and roll legend, John Entwistle, these four musicians from America and Britain have succeeded in creating their own unique sound by fusing American Country and British Rock & Roll! Previously recorded, and now dedicated to the memory of John Entwistle (1944-2002), The Pioneers are destined to make their mark in music history!
The Pioneers debut album was produced, with the help of long time friend John Entwistle, by Grammy award winning Producer and Songwriter, Ron Magness.
No stranger to the music business, Ron's group Felis opened for The Who on their world tour back in the sixties, and went on to record four well received albums of their own. Ron has gone on to produce tunes for such rock legends as Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger, with a Grammy Award for his work on FlashDance, and a Grammy Nomination for Jaggers' "Just Another Night". He has worked with The Beatles producer George Martin at Abbey Road Studios and has produced more than 40 records, including film and TV sountracks for Disney and the BBC. Besides his role as The Pioneers Producer, Ron also provided some rythm guitar and backing vocals on the album.
At the soul of The Pioneers is Lead Singer and Songwriter Roy Michaels.
Roy Michaels, whose diverse career includes touring with the likes of Gerry and The Pacemakers, Peter Noone, The Searchers, Manfred Mann, Billy J. Kramer, and as a cast member of the touring group Beatlemania. Roy's unique vocal ability landed him the starring role portraying "Paul McCartney" in 1984 and has kept him on the road ever since, performing at such prestigious venues as the rainbow room (with Wilson Pickett), The Grand Hyatt (with Billy Joel, Lisa Minelli and Jerry Sienfeld), and Notre Dame (with Jay Leno). Roy's songwriting credits include a late 70's top 20 AM single "Long last lover", released on AVP Records, and more recently two of Roy's songs can be heard covered on Hilltop Records "High Country" Album. One could say that Roy is the heart of The Pioneers, Featuring
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