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Dan MacDonald - bass
Dan played in bands in the Connecticut and Boston area music scene throughout the late 1980s and into the early '90s. He put down the bass for 12 years and recently picked it up again because as he put it, “I could not live without it anymore and I want to Rock!” Dan believes in playing with everything he’s got, crankin’ it up and giving the crowd a fun show. Dan plays a Geddy Lee Fender Jazz played through an Ampeg SVT 450 and 410 HLF cab.
Ornan McLean - drums
Ornan has been playing drums in rock bands for the past 20 years with barely a break in between and is currently playing in Hot Neon Magic (80’s New Wave), Band X (fusion), Dirty Blondes (punk) and Elephants of Scotland (progressive rock). Judging from his varied musical career and current projects, Ornan will play just about anything (that country band thing just didn’t work out), but his primary musical influences are rooted in the progressive rock genre of the ‘70s. So landing in a band of Scottish Elephants where he can do roundhouse rolls without complaints and write grooves in odd time that he cant remember is just about the perfect place for him to continue exploring his musical journey. Ornan has three drum kits of various makes and models and yes, he will play YYZ if you request it.
Adam Rabin - vocals, keyboards
Adam brings the hooks from his long-time studio pop project Mailbox and the excitement of 1980s cover band Hot Neon Magic to feed his need for Prog Rock with Elephants of Scotland. Adam plays a Roland Juno-G with an additional external controller so he can look all bad ass with his imposing stack of keyboards. No, he will not play the riff from "The Final Countdown" so don't ask.
John Whyte - guitar, vocals
Founding and only member of Lefty and the Left-outs, John has been harassing people with his playing since 1977, performing throughout New England and even New Jersey. Viciously saddled with having to perform “Safety Dance” with Hot Neon Magic, John has searched for ways to enact his sonic wrath and has finally found it (the Batman thing didn’t work out but that’s another story). John is a Line 6 advocate bringing the gospel of the James Tyler Variax and HD500 to the affected masses.
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