Mike Levine (musician)

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Mike Levine
Genres	Hard Rock, progressive rock
Associated acts	Triumph

Michael Stephen "Mike" Levine (born June 1, 1949) is the bassist and keyboardist for the Canadian power trio, Triumph.^[1] As he did not sing lead on any of the band's music, he was often perceived as "being in the background." However, he contributed much to the band by his bass and keyboard work, as well as songwriting. He also produced much of the band's early work.

Live, he also contributed much onstage banter with the audience, often smoking a large cigar during performances as well as wearing local sports team jerseys (especially NHL teams).

References

↑ Prato, Greg. "Biography: Triumph". Allmusic. Retrieved 2 June 2010.

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Rik Emmett Gil Moore Mike Levine Former members

Studio albums	Triumph (1976) Rock & Roll Machine (1977) Just a Game (1979) Progressions of Power (1980) Allied Forces (1981) Never Surrender (1983) Thunder Seven (1984) The Sport of Kings (1986) Surveillance (1987) Edge of Excess (1993)

Compilations	Classics (1989) Livin' for the Weekend: The Anthology (2005) Extended Versions: Triumph (2006)

Live albums	Stages (1985) King Biscuit Flower Hour (In Concert) (1995) Live at the US Festival (2003)

Videos and DVDs	A Night of Triumph (2004) Live at the US Festival (2003)

Songs	"24 Hours a Day" (1976) "Rock & Roll Machine" (1977) "Hold On" (1979) "Lay it on the Line" (1979) "Allied Forces" (1981) "Magic Power" (1981) "Follow Your Heart" (1984)

Related articles	Discography

Persondata
Name	Levine, Mike
Alternative names
Short description	Canadian musician
Date of birth	June 1st, 1949
Place of birth	Missassauga, Ontario
Date of death
Place of death

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