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Stephen Bradley (Chris Haslam (born 1974 in England) is a British professional basketball player, and currently plays for Everton Tigers in the British Basketball League.

Guard Bradley joined Liverpool based Tigers from Manchester Magic during the summer of 2007, ending a five year spell at the club. [[Category:]]

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-{{Infobox musical artist  <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians -->
-| Name                = Stephen Bradley
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-| Img_capt            = Stephen Bradley performing in March 2002
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-| Background          = non_vocal_instrumentalist
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-| Born                = {{Birth date and age|1972|8|23|mf=y}}<br>[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg|25px|U.S. flag]] <small>[[Richmond, California|Richmond]], [[California]]
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-| Instrument          = [[Trumpet]], [[Electronic keyboard|Keyboard]]
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-| Years_active        = 1995–present
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-| Associated_acts     = [[No Doubt]], [[Gwen Stefani]]
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+'''Stephen Bradley''' (Chris Haslam (born 1974 in England) is a British professional basketball player, and currently plays for Everton Tigers in the British Basketball League.
-'''Stephen Bradley''' (born [[August 23]], [[1972]] in [[Richmond, California]]) plays the trumpet and keyboard in the band [[No Doubt]]. Influenced by [[The Police]], [[Björk]], [[Bad Brains]], and [[Radiohead]], he grew up wanting to play the drums, but his school band already had three drummers, so he decided to play the trumpet because "I knew it only had three valves so I figured it (the trumpet) was simplistic enough and would be easy to pick up...it's one of the hardest instruments to play."
+Guard Bradley joined Liverpool based Tigers from Manchester Magic during the summer of 2007, ending a five year spell at the club.
-When Phil Jordan left No Doubt in 1995 to go back to school, Stephen stepped in. This was after the recording of [[Tragic Kingdom]]. However, No Doubt is not his first band. Steve has been a part of such bands as [[Green Day]] ("King for a Day"), [[Dizzybam]], and [[Baby Snufkin]] ("Indios De Bacelona"), Tom Dumont's brother's band, as well as helping out people like Bonnie Raitt. Two of the bands Stephen has contributed to were Dizzybam and The Good Life, which were local Bay Area bands. One thing the bands had in common were Steve and Benjamin Decker. Benjamin knew Steve from Dizzybam, when he started The Good Life he asked his friend to help out. The band released a five song EP, played a few shows and stayed together for over a year. Stephen collaborates with long-time friend and producer [[David Tweedie]] under the pseudonym [[Chocolate O'Brien Productions]].
-==References==
-* Leinberger, Amanda (2005). "The Stephen Bradley Page" [http://www.stephenbradley.cjb.net]. Retrieved May 4, 2005.
-{{No Doubt}}
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-[[Category:American trumpeters]]
+[[Category:Everton Tigers]]
-[[Category:No Doubt members]]
+[[Category:Basketball]]
-[[Category:1972 births]]
+[[Category:1985 births]]
 [[Category:Living people]]
-[[Category:African American musicians]]
+[[Category:]]
-[[Category:People from Richmond, California]]
+[[Category:People from Manchester, England]]