NAMM Presents Grant Check To Little Kids Rock During Recording Session At Legendary Plant Recording Studio
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30 November 2007 — NAMM, the trade association of the international music products industry, presented a program grant to Little Kids Rock in San Francisco during a recording session with members of the band Journey and guitarist Joe Satriani. The event took place in November at the legendary Plant Recording Studio in San Francisco, Calif. Little Kids Rock is an organization that brings free musical instruments and music instruction to public school children.
Pictured left to right are: Alan Rosen, NAMM board member and general manager at Bananas at Large, San Rafael, Calif.; Deen Castronovo, drummer of Journey; Tony Acquarelli, Little Kids Rock instructor; Neal Schon, guitarist of Journey; Jonathan Cain, keyboardist of Journey; Joe Satriani, guitarist; and Little Kids Rock students Kai Matsumoto, Jacob Janzen, Xavi Donobedian and James Webb.
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