Kevin Brandow
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Kevin Brandow (born in New York) is a Christian musician and songwriter.
Brandow grew up in East Greenbush, New York. He went to Saint Rose College in Albany, New York, where he studied music theory.
Brandow learned to play guitar, bass, drums and keyboards. He is also a singer.
Brandow was a member of legendary Christian rock band Petra during the late 90s.
Brandow joined Petra in 1997 as a keyboardist but he also played rhythm guitar in concerts pairing with lead guitarist Pete Orta. Brandow left the band in 1999 to pursue a solo career.
In 2000, Brandow briefly rejoined Petra after his replacement (Trent Thomason) left the band. He filled the keyboardist spot during tours until 2001.
Brandow has also released a solo album, and has also contributed in several projects in the CCM scene.
[edit] References
- Pogge, David M. (January/February 2000). "Indie Album Reviews: KEVIN BRANDOW". HM Magazine (81). ISSN 1066-6923.
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