Influences
He lists Jimmy Page, Alex Lifeson, David Gilmour, Tommy Castro, and Stevie Ray Vaughan as his favorite guitar players. |
Influences
Scot lists James Jamerson, Chuck Rainey, Victor Bailey and Ron Carter as top influences. |
Influences
Hector's influences include: Buddy Rich, John Bonham, Stewart Copeland, Denny Carmassi and Charlie Watts. |
Background
John began playing professionally in 1987 as a soloist in coffee shops and on local college campuses. In 1996, as a founding member of San Diego's Black Cat Bone, he turned to the blues. John played alongside international recording and touring artist Earl Thomas before forming Triple Shot in 2001. |
Background
After playing drums in grade school and French horn in early high school, Scot picked up the Bass at 15. Red Rabbit was his first pro band and during the 70's he worked in several incarnations of San Diego's popular King Biscuit Blues Band. Scot began playing with Triple Shot in February of 2007. |
Background
Hector's professional experience began in college when he played throughout the Bay Area. His stage resume includes touring with the Paul Collins Beat during the 80's, not to mention studio work as both engineer and producer. Hector currently directs music for the Internation Church of Christ. He is the latest addition to the Triple Shot lineup. |
