David Harbour

Dave's long standing working relationship with David T. Chastain has produced some great music over the years. Dave's aggressive style works well within a "Metal" format but can be limiting at times. On Chastain's "Next Planet Please" their is a Jazz-Fusion feel and touches on some areas that are a departure from the other Chastain efforts.

Harbour's playing and writing really gets to shine on his solo releases. Unrestrained and uninhibited, Dave shows a more subtle and refined progressive style. His piano playing meshes and intertwines with the bass. The bass guitar is no longer an anchor or supporting and subordinate instrument, but emerges as a melodic independent voice.

House of God King Diamond: House of God
(2000) Metal Blade Records
Vocals: King Diamond
Guitar: Andy LaRocque
Guitar: Glen Drover
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: John Luke Hebert

Next Planet Please David T.Chastain: Next Planet Please
(1994) Leviathan Records 19947-2
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: Mike Haid

Live!Wild and Truly Diminished David T.Chastain and Michael Harris: Live!Wild and Truly Diminished
(1994) Leviathan Records
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: Greg Martin

Elegant Seduction David T.Chastain: Elegant Seduction LD 911
(1991) Leviathan Records
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: Rick Poiter

Within the Heat David T.Chastain: Within the Heat
(1989)Roadrunner Records
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: Ken Mary

Leather:Shock Waves Leather Leone: Shock Waves
(1989)Leviathan Records
Guitar: Micheal Harris Bass: David Harbour
Drums: John Luke Hebert

For Those Who Dare Chastain: For Those Who Dare
(1990)Leviathan Records
Guitar: David T. Chastain
Bass: David Harbour
Drums: John Luke Hebert

Michael Harris: Ego Decimation Profile Michael Harris: Ego Decimation Profile
(1996)Leviathan Records
Guitar: Michael Harris Bass: David Harbour
Drums: Rob Stankiewicz/Keith Carlock/Matt Thompson/Clint Barlow

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