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  1. 17. Feb. 2005 · In a move that follows months of speculation, 54*40 has announced the departure of long-time guitarist Phil Comparelli. The band's manager, Allen Moy, told the Straight that Comparelli has...

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    Franey was replaced by Darryl Neudorf and Phil Comparelli was added on guitar, trumpet and vocals. The band recorded the album Set the Fire in 1983, releasing it in 1984. Neudorf, frustrated with the band's prolonged time in the studio and away from the road, left the band in 1985.

  3. 10. Nov. 2011 · Before the recording of 2005’s Yes to Everything longtime guitarist Phil Comparelli departed for a hiatus. Seeking a temporary replacement, the band turned to CanRock veteran Dave Genn, whose tastefully restrained, precise guitar style arguably made the Matthew Good Band ’s Beautiful Midnight the controversial singer’s masterwork.

  4. 25. Okt. 2011 · Phil Comparelli (lead guitar, keyboards, trumpet, back-up vocals) joined the band in 1982. In 1984, drummer Matt Johnson replaced Daryl Neudorf, who went on to enjoy a successful career as a producer with Vancouver’s Nettwerk Records. He is also credited as a co-writer on “I Go Blind.”

  5. Seminal Canadian alt-rock band who emerged from Vancouver in the early '80s. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1980s - 2020s. Formed. 1980 in Tsawwassen, British Columbia, Canada. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Jangle Pop, Roots Rock, College Rock. Also Known As. 54-40. Group Members.

  6. 30. Okt. 2023 · High school friends with a shared passion for music, they were later joined by Phil Comparelli (guitar) and Matt Johnson (drums), who became important contributors to the band’s signature sound. After Comparelli’s departure, Dave Genn joined as the new guitarist.

  7. 13. Juni 2023 · Driven by Phil Comparelli’s fuzzy garage-rock guitar licks, topped by Neil Osborne’s throaty vocals, stocked with instantly addictive pop choruses and artfully tweaked with edgy production flourishes, these dozen cuts are confident, direct, relaxed, honest and unpretentious.