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EPISODE · May 30, 2009 · 34 MIN

Jason McMaster From Dangerous Toys M.I.B. Show interview

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• Vocalist, bassist,songwriter, artist, rock and metal music enthusiast. • Moved to Austin,Tx. 1981 • Gold Sales Awards presented in 1994 (Dangerous Toys/Columbia Records-Self-Titled 1989, and Hellacious Acres 1991) • 1998 Induction into the Texas Music Hall of Fame (other Hall of Famers include,Stevie Ray Vaughn,Willie Nelson,Gibby Haynes,Chris Gates,Doug Sahm and many other Texas song writers and legendary artists) • 2003-2004-Austin Music Network-Host/VJ for The Hard Show(Heavy Metal/Punk Video Show) • 2005 to the present- Staff Vocal Instructor at the Austin Branch of "The Paul Green School of Rock Music" • 2007-Guest speaker to University of Texas music class (Austin Live Music Academy) Oct. 15,2007 (Class modeled after "Inside the actor's Studio" on Bravo) •2008- Aug. 5, 2008 Versailles Records releases Guns N Roses tribute CD "Double Talkin Jive" featuring Mcmaster on vocals on "Welcome to the Jungle", first track on the CD. •2008-Judas Priest Tribute CD - Hell Bent Forever, Broken Teeth (Mcmaster vocals) - Devils Child released 9/16/08 Deadline/Cleopatra Records. CD also includes Sepultura, Great White, LA Guns and Motorhead. Thanks Jason.. ;)

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