groove junkie David Heatley: Keyboards and Vocals

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Birthday:
Influences:
Favorite Book:
Favorite Movie:
Favorite Drink:
Favorite Song Lyric:

/ Vocals
David Heatley
April 13th
Rock, Jazz, Classical
Can't Read
A Clockwork Orange
Stella
“And In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make...Ah” ... Beatles

I studied classical music on the piano from age five to fifteen, but I was more interested in hockey and other sports. This focus changed when I saw Peter Frampton perform on stage surrounded by a crowd of beautiful girls. With a new found motivation I grew my hair, learned the guitar, and start performing in bands. I eventually made my way into “The Shooz”, a Beatles cover band, as the keyboard player playing guitar and cowbell in many of the songs. The Shooz performed all over Ottawa in the early 80s, including gigs with the members of the NAC orchestra.
While going through university I played in a few bar bands and then in the early stages of my software engineering career I studied jazz on the side. I played in several jazz combos at that time....but my love of contemporary rock music brought me back to playing with the Junkies. I’m just happy that these very talented Junkies let me play with them.

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Keyboard Name: Birthday: Influences: Favorite Book: Favorite Movie: Favorite Drink: Favorite Song Lyric:	/ Vocals David Heatley April 13th Rock, Jazz, Classical Can't Read A Clockwork Orange Stella “And In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make...Ah” ... Beatles
	I studied classical music on the piano from age five to fifteen, but I was more interested in hockey and other sports. This focus changed when I saw Peter Frampton perform on stage surrounded by a crowd of beautiful girls. With a new found motivation I grew my hair, learned the guitar, and start performing in bands. I eventually made my way into “The Shooz”, a Beatles cover band, as the keyboard player playing guitar and cowbell in many of the songs. The Shooz performed all over Ottawa in the early 80s, including gigs with the members of the NAC orchestra. While going through university I played in a few bar bands and then in the early stages of my software engineering career I studied jazz on the side. I played in several jazz combos at that time....but my love of contemporary rock music brought me back to playing with the Junkies. I’m just happy that these very talented Junkies let me play with them.