| 词条 | Al Paton |
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}} Al Paton is a musician from South Africa and Namibia. Music career1990'sSupported Springbok Nude Girls and Johnny Clegg. Co-formed the band Desert Velvet which won the NBC Music Makers Award and the Stage Magazine Recording Sponsorship. The band also appeared on the South African television show Going Nowhere Slowly. 2000'sJoined interactive drumming company Drum Cafe teaching African drumming and djembe, performing for President Thabo Mbeki and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. 'Matchstick Man', co-written with Desert Velvet and produced by Chris Acker, reached the top 40 pop-rock charts on Garageband.com and Top 15 Lyrics of all-time in pop-rock. Top 10 of the Vivacious Voice National Songwriting Contest - 'Peachy' at number 6 and 'Always' at number 19. Co-wrote lyrics for the Western Cape's National cricket team song (the Cape Cobras), with his mother, Lesley Paton. The song was produced by Gabi Le Roux (Mandoza, Jack Hammer) with executive producer Clive Ridgeway (Judith Sepuma). 2010'sPerformances in 17 countries with Drum Cafe. Currently lives in the United Kingdom, where he continues to perform. Discography
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