Dose Hermanos

Dose Hermanos may be the improvisational piano duo of Tom Constanten and Bob Bralove, both music artists from the Grateful Deceased. Constanten (given birth to March 19, 1944, in Lengthy Branch, NJ) fulfilled Phil Lesh while their studies at the University or college of California at Berkeley in 1961. Both became roommates, drawn by their shared like of avant-garde music. Constanten relocated to Western Germany to review with various traditional composers, while Lesh continued to become person in the Grateful Deceased. When Constanten came back towards the Bay Region, he became a member of the music group, playing keyboards on many of its albums in the past due ’60s before departing in 1970. He continuing to create and perform music thereafter and by the first ’90s was liberating single albums. Bralove became a member of the Thankful Dead’s support group in 1987 after providing eight years like a audio designer and key pad participant with Stevie Question and conference them around the set of the tv screen series The Twilight Area. With the Deceased, he participated in the “Drums” and “Space” improvisational interludes from backstage and finally gained songwriting and creation credits on the albums. Constanten sat along with Bralove’s part group, Second View, in the springtime of 1995, so when the two fulfilled once again at Jerry Garcia’s funeral later on in the entire year, they made a decision to team up. Dosage Hermanos produced its formal debut in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA in November 1995. They started offering their debut Compact disc, Sonic Roar Surprise, at their gigs until it had been found for distribution by Thankful Deceased Merchandising. Live From California adopted in 1997, as well as the duo released the video Darkness from the Invisible Guy in 1999 before liberating their third recording, Seek out Intelligent Lifestyle, on Relix Information in 2000.