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Masquerade's Member
Biographies
Peter
Game - Vocals and guitars
Peter is the main singer of the group, and also plays both rhythm
and lead guitar. He has a voice which is ideally suited to Masquerade's
repertoire, as he must be able to handle all sorts of styles. Peter
especially loves to sing soulful ballads, and with the girls backing
with their amazing harmonies, it's pure pleasure to listen to.
Peter has been in bands since he was a youngster, and for many years was
half of the extremely popular Take Two duo which played at most
of the clubs on the Brisbane circuit.
He also arranges most of the band's music - a very talented man!
And he is currently learning to play the mandolin - maybe one day
you'll even see him with it on stage!
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Carol Game -
Vocals
Carol (or Caz as she likes to be known) started singing with her
sisters in church when she was little, but as an adult didn't get into
it until the karaoke craze hit in the early 90's. She and her
sister Denise would have to have several glasses of wine before being
coaxed on to the stage to sing a duet!
Not long after that she joined her husband Peter (yes they are married)
occasionally on stage with his duo, and the rest, as they say, is
history. And while Caz sings beautifully solo, her unique talent is
harmony; she can pick all the parts and frequently teaches everyone
else. Her high, sweet voice can also get down and dirty sometimes -
variations of tone that perfectly round out the band's sound.
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Denise Dustin -
Vocals
Denise (known to one and all as Den) is sister to Caz - and
as a result shares much of Caz's history. Den has a deep, rich voice
which is wonderfully melodic, and together with Caz they are two of the
best harmonisers in the business. No wonder they've sang with the likes
of Jade Hurley and Dennis Knight - in fact they've even had an impromptu
session with Barry Manilow's backing band!
Den and Caz are also part of a singing group called the Sensational
Swing Sisters, where they get to really stretch themselves vocally,
performing classics from such groups as the Andrews Sisters, Supremes
and many others.
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