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Brev Sullivan
He has appeared as a guest soloist with the Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO) conducted by acclaimed Maestro Eduardo Marturet. Brev was also the guitarist in the band "Arsenal" for Tom Cruise (a.k.a Stacee Jaxx) in the 2012 Warner Bros film, "Rock of Ages", and was featured in the Jan 2012 issue of Guitar Player Magazine.
Brev's recent appearances include Guitar Player mag 2018, supporting band for KISS KRUISE IV, and as"METAL The Tour" Brev has also performed onstage with 80’s icons Lita Ford, Kip Winger, LA Guns & Quiet Riot. He is currently an endorsing artist for Eventide, DV Mark Amps, Floyd Rose, Fishman,Seymour Duncan pickups, The Beat Buddy pedal, Spectraflex Cables, Xotic Pedals, The Roadie Tuner, Neck Illusions, and Hawk Picks.
Brev studied with jazz legend Joe Diorio of California's GIT and Simon Salz.
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Brev Sullivan: Ira: The Tribute Album
by Richard J Salvucci
Ira Sullivan was customarily described as a “musician's musician." First in Chicago, later in Miami, it was always certain that whatever he was playing--trumpet or sax-- would be a delight. Someone once said, more or less, he can blow most people away on their own horns. That may account for a certain tentativeness in acknowledging just how good he was. Listening to him and Red Rodney or Johnny Griffin together was a particular treat--two (or more) boppers for the price ...
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by Jack Bowers
The “Ira" whose name appears above the marquee here is the late Ira Sullivan, a remarkable musician known as much for his versatility as his creativity. Sullivan, whose career spanned seven decades until his death in September 2020 at age eighty-nine, is warmly saluted on Ira: The Tribute Album by the six-member Blue Road Records Band, whose members include Sullivan's son, Brev, on lead guitar. Another member, guitarist Miriam Stone, is a long-time Ira Sullivan fan and owner of Miami's ...
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Recordings: As Leader | As Sideperson
