Supertramp

Lenise Bent, as an assistant or chief recording engineer, has been associated with some of the most successful and creative albums in rock history.  Her passion for music and her incredible talents to bring out the best in musicians have been key elements in a career that includes such projects as Aja with Steely Dan, Breakfast In America with Supertramp and Tusk with Fleetwood Mac.  Foley mixer and engineer for a number of films and TV projects, Lenise is also an adjunct professor, teaching the art of engineering that is not just her job but her passion.

Rikki Farr has been an active member of the audio engineering community most of his life and has been involved in countless innovations along the way.  Rikki’s incredible career spans concert promotions, music recording, and audio design, including product engineering. While working concert promotions, Rikki booked Jimi Hendrix, The Who…wait, it might be easier to list the only act we can think of that Rikki didn’t book, Elvis.

Brian Hardgroove remembers the very day he sat in with a band to play drums for an audience.  It was July 4, 1976, a day that changed his life.  He later picked up the bass guitar and worked in recording studios.  He learned firsthand from several legendary engineers and producers such as Eddie Kramer and Jack Douglas.  Brian worked on projects such as Supertramp's comeback album and the first solo project for Slash.  He later contributed greatly at the NAMM Show, including joining a panel discussion in 2009 on digital vs analog.

Scott Page, the CEO of Ignited Network, played saxophone with the likes of Pink Floyd, Toto and Supertramp.  His father was a well-known musician in his day having played with Judy Garland and Lawrence Welk.  Being raised in such a musical family, Scott realized early on that music was in his blood and he began playing with his father at a young age.  In fact, his first TV appearance was on ABC when he was just six years old.  Scott can be heard on saxophone on the Pink Floyd tract “The Dogs of War” as well as on the live version of “It’s Raining Again” by Supertramp.  As the CEO

Carl Verheyen developed a fervent passion for the guitar that led to one of the most respected and versatile careers in modern music. For more than five decades Carl has excelled as a guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, producer, educator, and session musician, becoming one of Los Angeles’ elite first-call players. Since joining the British rock group Supertramp in 1985, he has performed before millions of fans worldwide while also leading the acclaimed Carl Verheyen Band. His remarkable recording career includes work with artists ranging from B.B.