MusicFree songs in mp3 format, lyrics, history, and
more stuff to come... check out two of "the Vee
Gates" on stage in Montreal to start off this zany musical tour of the Vee
Gates' dodgy recording history!
 Pete Forrest on guitar & François Dubeau on the Rickenbacker bass (Montréal, Québec).
Check that Marilyn Monroe motif on the guitar! These guys should get a
life! lol
Chronological Recording History (1985-1988)
The 1985
London, Ontario "The Game is afoot" 3 song demo tape has just been converted from
the original studio reel to reel (dated Feb. 26, 1985). This "off
the floor" demo was engineered by Rob Nation at
Emac Studios in London,
Ontario. Many thanks goes out to David Cain of
SoundMaster Studios
of Ottawa Canada for artfully rescuing the original, almost 20-year old Ampex
reel to reel on November 22, 2004.
Pete
Forrest: guitar, vocals
Jon Cash: bass
Trent Rogers: drums
London, Ontario (1986)
WhatWave magazine compilation used our song "Halfway There" in their
compilation tape:
Montréal,
Québec (July 1986) - 4-track demo (9 "live" songs) recorded after only
two practices in Montreal with the new drummer, François Dubeau at the
"Hole-in-the-Wall" practice shack up on Iberville:

Pete Forrest: guitar, vocals
Jon Cash: bass
François Dubeau: drums, production
Montréal,
Québec (July 1987-88) - 4-track songs recorded by François Dubeau as
"producer":
Pete Forrest: vocals
François Dubeau: drums, guitars, bass, production
More miscellaneous songs from Montréal (1988):
LIVE Songs recorded in Montréal clubs (1988):
Pete Forrest: vocals, guitar
François Dubeau: bass
Dan Schwartz: drums

Unfinished songs:
Last 4-track song ever recorded:
Songs never recorded:
- Well of Souls
- Drink the Wine
- Let it Pass Her By
- Once a Day
- Victories in Vain
- The Cat's Eyes
- The Cowboy Song
- Man in the Crowd
- Baby's Gone to Heaven
- KGB Opera
- Pink to Blue
- Reggae Mortis
- Red and Black
- Spanish Girl
- Song Without a Name
- Too Fast to Last
- This World
- Under and Over
- Vanity Faire
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