Original Rock Band needs Keyboard Player

Denver CO

Description

Rob Roper and the Lost Dreams is looking for a keyboard player to join the band. You would mostly be playing synth or organ pads, maybe piano on a couple of songs. There could be opportunities for occasional solos if you want. Backing vocals and/or rhythm guitar skills would be a bonus. This band is Denver-based. Rehearsals and most of the early gigs will be in the Denver area. This band plays my original rock songs. We are not a cover band. We currently has a drummer, bass player, lead guitarist and I sing and play rhythm guitar. I have been playing solo and in bands for 25 years, and have been writing and playing my original music for the past 15 years. I just released a new album, "The Way," and we are mostly playing the songs from that album. You can hear them at: https://robroper.bandcamp.com/album/the-way (NOTE: the keyboard parts were played by Jeremy Lawton of Big Head Todd and the Monsters. I don't expect you to be that good. And you can substitute synth for organ and piano on some of those songs.) I am not looking for hired gun professional musicians. New bands don't get paid much in their first couple years, and what little we make will be reinvested in the band for rehearsal space rental, videos, merch, etc. This is what I expect from my bandmates: 1. Good musicians. Dedicated semi-professionals or serious amateurs who are good at their instruments, come to practice prepared, and communicate with the band leader. 2. Musicians who like my songs and will love playing it. 3. Musicians who will consider this band their own, and who will share in the band work and promote the band to everyone they know. DO NOT contact me until you have listened to the songs on my Bandcamp site. There's no point being in the band if you don't like the music. If, after hearing the songs, you think this band might be for you, then email me at the Craiglist address. Tell me something about your musical background, your phone number, and the best time to call you. Rob Roper