1. Pat Steward was born on May 4,1962 and is a Canadian drummer and singer who is a member of the band Odds, and has recorded and toured with Bryan Adams and Matthew Good, among many others.
12 Facts About Pat Steward
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In high school, Pat Steward was a keen student of the drums.
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In 1980, Pat Steward enrolled in the jazz program at Malaspina College on Vancouver Island.
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In one of their shows, Pat Steward was spotted by Bryan Adams and recruited to play on, and tour to promote, Adams' smash album Reckless.
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Elliott had been a founding member of Odds and the band was mid-way through recording their commercial breakthrough album Good Weird Feeling when Pat Steward joined the band.
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Pat Steward would go on to record, compose and tour with Odds until their hiatus in 1999.
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Pat Steward played on the soundtracks of the Kids in the Hall film Brain Candy and mini-series Death Comes to Town.
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Pat Steward played on Kids in the Hall member Bruce McCulloch's 2002 album Drunk Baby Project, and the soundtrack for a film he directed, Dog Park.
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Pat Steward began an association with Canadian guitarist Colin James and recorded and toured with James on and off for the better part of a decade.
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In 2003 Pat Steward performed on the album Avalanche with popular Canadian rocker Matthew Good.
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Pat Steward resumed his role in the band while continuing as a session player.
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Pat Steward is busy as a clinician and, through his association with the Sonor drum company and Sabian cymbal company, he frequently teaches and talks about what he does.