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| hometown = [[Windsor, Ontario]] |
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| country = [[Canada]] |
| country = [[Canada]] |
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| years_active = 1991—present |
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| instrument = [[Drums]], [[percussion]], [[Djembe]], [[Goblet drums]], [[Tabla]] |
| instrument = [[Drums]], [[percussion]], [[Djembe]], [[Goblet drums]], [[Tabla]] |
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| music_genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Hard Rock]], [[World Music]], [[Blues]], [[Gothic rock|Gothic]], [[Post-punk]], [[Industrial_music|Industrial]], [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Art Rock]], [[Soundtrack]] |
| music_genre = [[Rock music|Rock]], [[Hard Rock]], [[World Music]], [[Blues]], [[Gothic rock|Gothic]], [[Post-punk]], [[Industrial_music|Industrial]], [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Art Rock]], [[Soundtrack]] |
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'''Jeff Burrows''' (born [[Windsor, Ontario]], [[Canada]]) was the drummer and percussionist of the Canadian rock band [[The Tea Party]]. |
'''Jeff Burrows''' (born [[Windsor, Ontario]], [[Canada]]) was the drummer and percussionist of the Canadian rock band [[The Tea Party]]. |
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In 2006, Jeff joined [[Rush_%28band%29|Rush]]'s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, [[Thornley_%28band%29|Thornley]]'s Ian Thornley, [[Three Days Grace]]'s Adam Gontier, [http://www.myspace.com/diemannequin Die Mannequin's] Care Failure, as drummer in the one-off project the [[Big Dirty Band]], recording a cover of [[Sonny Curtis]]' [[I Fought The Law]] for the [[Trailer_Park_Boys:_The_Big_Dirty|Trailer Park Boys Movie]] soundtrack. |
In 2006, Jeff joined [[Rush_%28band%29|Rush]]'s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, [[Thornley_%28band%29|Thornley]]'s Ian Thornley, [[Three Days Grace]]'s Adam Gontier, [http://www.myspace.com/diemannequin Die Mannequin's] Care Failure, as drummer in the one-off project the [[Big Dirty Band]], recording a cover of [[Sonny Curtis]]' [[I Fought The Law]] for the [[Trailer_Park_Boys:_The_Big_Dirty|Trailer Park Boys The Movie]] soundtrack. |
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==Discography== |
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*''[[The Tea Party (album)|The Tea Party]]'' ([[1991]]) (eponymous [[debut album]]) |
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*''[[Splendor Solis (album)|Splendor Solis]]'' ([[1993]]) |
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*''[[The Edges of Twilight]]'' ([[1995]]) |
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*''[[Alhambra (album)|Alhambra]]'' ([[1996]]) ([[multimedia]] CD) |
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*''[[Transmission (album)|Transmission]]'' ([[1997]]) |
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*''[[Triptych (album)|Triptych]]'' ([[1999]]) |
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*''[[Tangents: The Tea Party Collection]]'' ([[2000]]) (compilation) |
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*''[[The Interzone Mantras]]'' ([[2001]]) |
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*''[[Seven Circles]]'' ([[2004]]) |
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* [[Trailer Park Boys The Movie]] ([[2006]]) (soundtrack) |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 01:57, 5 October 2006
Jeff Burrows (born Windsor, Ontario, Canada) was the drummer and percussionist of the Canadian rock band The Tea Party.
In 2006, Jeff joined Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, Thornley's Ian Thornley, Three Days Grace's Adam Gontier, Die Mannequin's Care Failure, as drummer in the one-off project the Big Dirty Band, recording a cover of Sonny Curtis' I Fought The Law for the Trailer Park Boys The Movie soundtrack.
Discography
- The Tea Party (1991) (eponymous debut album)
- Splendor Solis (1993)
- The Edges of Twilight (1995)
- Alhambra (1996) (multimedia CD)
- Transmission (1997)
- Triptych (1999)
- Tangents: The Tea Party Collection (2000) (compilation)
- The Interzone Mantras (2001)
- Seven Circles (2004)
- Trailer Park Boys The Movie (2006) (soundtrack)
External links
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