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Welcome to the Official Home of the Red Sox Rock - the unofficial Rally Song of the Boston Red Sox. Meet the Players mike bouchard - ted chmura III - charles "chello" vadnais - joe vadnais |
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| Mike Bouchard From "The Brookfields" in Massachusetts, Mike is a gifted guitarist, a techno-wizard, and a best friend of over 20 years. Mike provided both lead and rhythm guitars on the Red Sox Rock and in doing so brought a Live feel to an otherwise completely synthesized production. ("Way to go Mike!") Mike is available-for-hire to add "real" guitar tracks to any audio/video production, and would appreciate the distraction from his "real" job. |
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| Ted Chmura III
(TC3) Born in Springfield, MA and now living in Ludlow, MA, Ted has composed songs for Live Productions of Garfield, BATMAN, Jay Jay the Jet Plane and more through his long-term association with Milestone Productions. Ted also runs TC3 Music: a Music Creation/Production/Publishing/Licensing Company. Look for his website soon at www.tc3music.com |
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| Charles
"Chello" Vadnais Chello (Shell-oh): a prolific lyricist, a cherished collaborator, and the lead singer on the Red Sox Rock. Chello is the only guy I know who can put words to music - as he's hearing it played for the first time! (Chello - How DO you do that?) He's also from the Springfield, MA area but makes a habit of moving about the earth with great frequency. When he's not writing songs he's busy helping more than one company with their organization, production, and audio/video editing needs. Special Thanks to Chello for adding actual verses to the Red Sox Rock! |
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| Joe Vadnais Joe would suggest (but never argue) that he need not be mentioned on this page. He'd say "I didn't do anything" in his usual, humble manner. Well Joe did do something - he sang backing vocals on this track. And he did listen to countless iterations of the tune while it was in development, and he did offer honest feedback and support - just like he has since we were teenagers. Thank you, Joe. Along with being an eternal helper and friend, Joe strums a nice guitar, and blows a mean harp too. |
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