John Sloman

John was born in Cardiff and started singing and playing piano while still at primary school, forming his first band with a couple of classmates at the age of thirteen. After gigging with various bands on the Welsh music scene, at nineteen hejoined Lone Star as vocalist, recording the album Firing on all Six with Queen’s engineer Gary Lyons in the producer’s chair. 
   
He went on to tour and record with various artists such as Uriah Heep and Gary Moore, before going into the studio with producer Todd Rundgren to record tracks for the album later to be released under the title: Disappearances can be deceptive… Other solo recordings include: 2003’s Dark Matter and 2006’s 13 Storeys.

John is the vocalist for Queen's hits 'Princes of the Universe' and 'Who wants to live forever'.

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Chris Cawte

Chris has been playing guitar for over 35 years, recording and performing at home and abroad.  Most notably, between 1988 and 1994, with the Gutter Brothers , releasing 4 albums on various labels, and performing all over UK, Europe and USA.

Since 1994, he has worked as a session guitarist and TV/Film composer, played guitar on several feature film scores and performed live in theatre shows and rock gigs around the UK and Europe.

He has composed soundtrack, advert and ident music for all the terrestrial, plus some satellite TV channels, as well as independent production companies and arranges and records music for feature film use, specialising in the re-creation of period tracks.

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