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Vic Danger

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Victor Simon (aka Vic Danger) playing bass, with over 20 years exp. He plays the 4,5,6,7,8 and 12 string basses, as well as upright and acoustic. Performed with many artist and musicians from all parts of the world, including the legendary Harry Belafonte which included various orchestras across the country. Played on stage with artists such as Larry Coryell, Benard Purdee, Cecil Wommack, Mary Wells, Keisha Brown, The Motown Sounds, The Push, Avatar, Drifters, Strangers, The Vic Danger Band, the Voo Doo Doctors and many others.

Playing all styles, Pop, RB, Country, Rock, Rave, Gospel, Funk, Sound tracks, and video games as well.

Currently touring with, The Tyrone Smith Revue (Super T) All across the country,including the White House,for President George W.Bush, Family and close friends, White House Christmas Party, Dec. 03....

Vic Danger and the Voo Doo Doctors host the finest RB/Blues Jam in Nashville.and can be seen at the Boardwalk Cafe on Tuesday nights.Vic is also the founder and chairman for the National Alliance Musicians Network,which has started several bands and has helped musicians get work.Victor has given music lessons at the Music School on Music Row, also private lessons for various artists.

Opening up for; Kool and the Gang, Olivia Newton John, Split Endz, Iggy Pop, Ambrosia, Dixie Dreggs, Steve Morse, Kieth Washington, Turtles, Beach Boys, Artimus Pyle, KC and the sunshine Band, Clint Black, Rich Little and many others.

Vic is Happy to Be part of the Waterstone Tradition, and looks forward to seeing the look on musicians faces when they play one of our guitars or basses..Great insturments at an affordable price!!! That`s Waterstone.......You can send Vic an email vicdanger53@yahoo.com to find out whats up on the music scene in Nashville. Be sure and ask about The National Musicians Network. We look foward to hearing from you!!