Joining Graham on guitar duties for some of the 2012 projects is long-time friend and fellow Mesa/Boogie endorsee
Annemieke, who has signed on with the soon-to-be-in-rehearsals
Jac Dalton Band. Annemieke was a member of two early incarnations of
Graham Greene & The Happy Sinners, and has her own lengthy and impressive track record as a player and writer, including her current work with her band
Sister Mojo. She will also be reprising her role as GG Band member and will be adding her tone and flair to
Resonance Project shows later in 2012. For more details on the first lady of WA rock guitar, visit her new
website.
Through the month of February, the Jac Dalton Band is rehearsing at Homewood Studios in Perth as they prepare to take the songs from the Icarus album on the road for some low-key West Coast shows. The personnel of the band is a cross section of Graham and Donna Greene's recent musical past - long-time Happy Sinners Jim Awram (bass), Annemieke Heijne (guitars) and Troy Brazier (drums) are joined by Lady Zeppelin keyboardist Jason Dohrmann to form a killer lineup that is already setting tongues wagging in the West. Details of shows have yet to be announced, but it understood that the WA gigs are in preparation for larger shows later in 2012. Further details will be published on the Jac Dalton and Graham Greene websites when they become available. Bulletins will also be posted on the Guitar Gods Australia and Global Thunda Network websites.
2012 is already shaping up to be a busy year for the Greenehouse camp, with some new projects joining ongoing ones to make for interesting times.
