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Tom Osander
Tom Osander aka Tomo (born John Thomas Osander Jr. on 6 October 1966)[1] is an American drummer, percussionist and producer. Osander co-founded seminal New York City based jam band God Street Wine. He is also associated with Damien Rice, Lisa Hannigan, and Hanna Leess. Born in Princeton, New Jersey Osander was a member of the New York City jam band God Street Wine from 1988 to 1998, recording six albums and performing more than 1,000 shows, touring with bands such as The Allman Brothers, Bruce Hornsby and the Black Crowes.[2] In 1999 Osander moved to Killarney, Ireland, to briefly join the alternative, Killarney-based rock band Poor Uncle Harry.[3] In 2010 Osander relocated to Berlin, Germany and recorded and/or toured with various artists including Gemma Hayes, Erik Penny, Ultan Conlon, Peter Doran and American singer Hanna Leess, with whom he co-produced her 2016 album Dirty Mouth Sweet Heart on PIAS/CNTCT Recordings.[6][7] Also in 2010 God Street Wine reformed to play several reunion shows.[8] The band would continue to perform sporadically up to present day. These reunion shows included several dates as the "Friends" in Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh and Friends in January 2013.[9] Osander, with his partner Tanja Raab, have produced several benefit shows over the years under the name Double Donkey Productions. These include the 2004 Concert for Bam (in aid of the victims of the Stephens Day earthquake in Iran) at Vicar Street in Dublin and the 2010 Thomastown Community Kindergarten Benefit featuring Paul Noonan and Gavin Glass at the Bridgebrook Arms in Kilkenny, Ireland.
Selected DiscographyWith Damien Rice With Lisa Hannigan
With God Street Wine
With Herbie Hancock
With Lo Faber
With Hanna Leess
With Sonny Casey
With Eilon Freeman
With Port Noo
With Peter Doran
With Crossmoke
With Kieran McMahon
With Margaret Healy
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