Vincent F. Evans

Vincent F. Evans is one half of the Latin/Mediterranean guitar duo, Evans & Church.

Vincent is also Director of Channel Eau Communications, an independent CD Label based on Vancouver Island.

CAREER SUMMARY (reverse chronology):

2009: Began performances under group name, Evans & Church.

2007: Co-Produced Richard Church's "Beginning Again" CD (EAU RC1).

2001: Co-Produced David Embry's Blue Lotus CD (EAU DE1).

2000: One of three featured Artists on Blue Planet - Consortium I CD (EAU 1) which he also conceived and produced.

Teaching guitar privately since 1987.

Worked independently as Promoter and Stage Technician for several internationally renowned artists, including Nick Cave and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

Also worked with authors, Robert Anton Wilson, Antero Alii and DR. Norman Cousins.

1986: (West Virginia): Attended Robert Fripp's Guitar Craft XII.

1986: (Vancouver): Employed as Stage Technician by Expo 86 Corporation.

1985: (Vancouver): Received certificate in Audio Engineering in 1985 (Columbia Academy, Vancouver).

Several Canadian radio and television appearances.

1984: BladeRunner author Philip K. Dick dedicated his novel, The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike, to Vincent F. Evans.

1983: (Edmonton): Recorded for CBC Canadian national broadcast (with band OFFICE).

1982: (Edmonton / Calgary): Backed up Duran Duran on the first two dates of their first North American tour (with band OFFICE).

1982: (Edmonton): Released 3 song, 7" vinyl EP(with band OFFICE).

1979: (England): Released first recording (with band Aliens).

1977: (Montreal): Founding member of one of Canada's earliest punk bands, Aliens.

Self-taught Guitarist since 1975.

1968: Emigrated to Canada from England.

1960: Born in England.