George Kilvington
"Killer"

Played drums in the bands as listed, as well as bass guitar for "Sing-Out Victoria, which played at Butchart's Gardens through the summer of 1968. During the following years, moved away from playing formally, as my career wasn't very conducive to a regular musical life. I did do some jamming on bass with my wife, who was the piano player for Sing-Out Victoria, and with friends and neighbours. In the mid-1970's, became involved with graphic art and did some work for Little Mountain Sound, a Vancouver recording studio, providing posters for their offices and an advertisment for "Who's Who in Music" publication. Also, during this time, decided to take up keyboards, which I continue with to present, and did a bit of jamming with some Vancouver musicians who will remain nameless. Upon retiring, I returned to Vancouver Island and took up residence in Maple Bay. Through my late brother-in law, I learned of the rcmpsite website,(ironic twist)and subsequently, I was reunited with Art Demeulles, my bandmate from the Exl's, and have since gotten back together with him at his famous jam sessions. I have also taken up drumming again after getting a brand new set of Taye Drums by Ray Ayotte. ... more...