Past and Studio Performers

Mike Hoog performed several times with JudgementDay in 2004.  He contributed greatly on the Our Wedding CD, and wrote the music to the song Love Song on Thanks Mary.  We will see him back soon when he gets back in the playing mood.

Tess Dvorak performed on Our Wedding and at several live engagements in late 2004.  She was great for the band, and we look forward to her help on upcoming recording sessions as well as live dates.

Tony Fiore played on Thanks Mary and performed with JudgementDay in late 2004 and early 2005.  He is the owner of the recording studio where JudgementDay has recorded all their work.  We will continue to use his studios and when Tony gets the bug to do some more music we will see him back with JudgementDay I am sure.  He is currently on sabbatical from the band performing husbandly duties on a new home that he and Lydia recently moved into.

Mike Gemborys was born and raised in Gardner, Massachusetts the "Chair City" capital of the world...or at least until the furniture manufacturers decided it was best to move down south. Schooled in the parochial tradition at Holy Rosary. Took up organ lessons at age 15 and was inspired by my teacher who was well into her 60's and willing to let me play pieces from Kansas, Foreigner, and Styx. Enjoyed growing up in a small city along with 6 brothers eventually moving to the Framingham, MA area to work at a GM assembly plant where I first met Gordie. Started a band with Gordie called the Peripheral Devices...nice name for a band of geeks! Graduated from Northeastern University in Boston and met my lovely wife Joanne (Gordie's sister) in 1985 and the rest was history. Happily married with 3 wonderful children and residing in Clarkston, Michigan. Early musical influences include the Beatles and the rest of the British Invasion, and of course Bruce Springsteen. Hobbies include family catechesis, playing team sports, and poking fun at the world and especially myself.  He played on "...the right sea test...so far" adding some sax and French horn tracks.

Dan Dyke a new comer from Michigan assisted with an acoustic guitar lead in One Rose and the intro guitar work on Le Petit Mort on "...the right sea test...so far".  (NOT PICUTRED)

Also not pictured is Bryce Boynton.  He added mightily to the "the right sea test...so far..." with keyboards, piano and percussion.