Dana Stone and Rick Washbrook meet in 1972 thats about 37 years ago at school in Aurora Ontario.   In fact Dana Stone was a student of Washbrooks later in his teens. They went on to being good friends through the years. In there early 20's they lived together with a band called the Stoves in London.  This is when Washbrook attended record production and engineering at Fanshaw Collage.  Dana Stone was sound man and publicist for the band. Dana Stone himself is a Wonderful singer and writes well crafted songs. He has 3 CD's out under his label. Has been in the music business all his life diving into many facets of the industry. Washbrook booked most of his shows for the 23 years he played live or worked with an agent. But Dana was always there to advise him. In 2006 Dana Stone decided to help Washbrook get his music out to the public and radio stations. They sure do make a good team. They have released 7 CD projects. The reviews on Washbrooks CD projects and his guitar playing are great and he has received many quotes.  Moe Koffman said."Rick Washbrook has what it takes to go to the top" Liona Boyd says about his Tribute ... 

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