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David Malachowski (born January 16, 1955 in Schenectady NY, USA) is an American guitarist, producer, composer, singer, musical director and journalist currently residing in Woodstock, NY. He has been a member of Reckless (1978–81) The Greg Austin Band (1985–88) Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen (96-99,) Savoy Brown, (2000-2005) Mechanical Bull (2007-2009) and sideman for Janie Fricke (88), Shania Twain (95-07), Garth Hudson, (2003) Phoebe Legere (2006) Genya Ravan (2012), and Anthony Rapp (2010-current) as well as being involved in musical theatre, writing for newspapers and magazines, producing and writing songs.〔(AllMusic.com )〕 == Career == David attended Berklee College of Music for one year.〔(Troy Record, Thursday, February 11, 2010 )〕 Leaving college, he started his career in 1974 in Boston replacing Walter Egan in the band Dangerfish. In 1977, he co-founded rock band Reckless, and toured the east coast and recorded one LP on Slippery Records.〔(Nippertown Blog. "Five Firsts". 19th January 2010 )〕 Malachowski then moved to Lexington, Kentucky to join the Greg Austin Band recording one album, 'Somewhere In Kentucky' in 1987. Governor Martha Layne Collins commissioned Malachowski a Kentucky Colonel in 1996. He left in 1988 to play on the Saddle the Wind Tour with CBS artist Janie Fricke, his first national tour and played Fan Fair (CMA Fest) also in 1988.〔Hager, Barbara. "On Her Way". Boulevard Books, p. 86〕 In April 1995, after answering an ad in ''Metroland'' in Albany, Malachowski became bandleader / guitarist for Shania Twain for 2 years of television performances, promotional shows and Fan Fair (CMA Fest).〔Hager, Barbara. "On Her Way". Boulevard Books, p. 67-90〕 In 1997 he joined Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen touring the states,〔(XiBase Online. 16th August 2001 )〕 in 1999 became a member of Savoy Brown,〔(Blind Pig Records Online Archive )〕 touring and recording Strange Dreams (Blind Pig Records)〔(CD Universe Online )〕 and You Should Have Been There (Panache) as well as appearing on leader Kim Simmonds’ solo CD Blues Like Midnight.〔Brown, Jim. ''Up and Way''. Fox Music Books, p. 302.〕 In 2005 he performed with the British Blues Allstars at the San Francisco Blues Festival, members included Long John Baldry, Rod Price, Kim Simmonds and Bob Hall. David left Savoy Brown at the end of 2005, and performed with Ernie Williams, Peter Karp, Jill Stevenson, Mechanical Bull and Phoebe Legere. In 2006 Malachowski was asked to play the Lake George Blues Blast, and assembled a band featuring, organist Pete Levin and harp player Dennis Gruenling along with drummer Harvey Sorgen, guitarist Albert Cummings and singer Jill Stevenson.〔(Burke Warren, Robert. Chronogram Review. 28th June 2010 )〕 The following year Malachowski, Levin and Gruenling reunited bringing in bassist Graham Maby, drummer Gary Burke, singer Machan Taylor, violinist Lorenza Ponce and pianist Daniel A Weiss. Revolving members include Tony Levin, Jerry Marotta, Mike Vicseglia, Marshall Crenshaw, Jerry Velez, Stacey Wilde, Greg Haymes and Ira Coleman.〔Nippertown Blog Online. January 25, 2010. ().〕 In 2009 Malachowski released the Secret Life Of Colonel David in which he produced sang, played guitar, bass, piano, drums and composed 4 or the 5 songs. In 2012 his song “I’m Goin’ Down To Newberg” was used in Indy film Fairhaven.〔(Kott, Crispin. Roll Magazine. July 2010 )〕 In 2010 David performed in Anthony Rapp’s musical 'Without You' at NYMF, then began concert tours with Rapp and Adam Pascal internationally. Without You was mounted again in 2012 in Boston, Edinburgh, London and Toronto.〔(Malachowski, David. "King of the Road - Tour Blog". 18 April 2013 )〕 A cast recording was done in September 2012 at Angel Studios in London.〔(ArkivMusic Classical Music Database )〕 Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp continue to tour.〔Gans, Andrew. "RENT Star Adam Pascal Will Play 54 Below". Playbill Online. ()〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「David Malachowski」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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