Dave Klein (musician)

Dave Klein is an American producer, composer and musician with over 25 years' experience as professional drummer, bassist and keyboardist. Recorded and toured throughout North America, Europe, Asia and South America with Agent Orange, Sky Saxon and The Seeds, The Ghastly Ones, Woolly Bandits and The Bomboras and has worked with Rob Zombie and producers Scott Humphrey, Barry Adamson and Christopher Wade Damerst. Owner and operator of Dave Klein Recording, his private studio located in the hills of Highland Park, California.

Production, recording, and mixed projects

Artists Dave Klein has worked with:

  • Agent Orange[1]
  • 45 Grave
  • Mac Sabbath
  • Guttermouth
  • Radioactive Chicken Heads
  • Messer Chups
  • Tony Valentino of The Standells
  • Sky Saxon
  • Powerflex 5
  • Throw The Goat
  • Gamblers Mark
  • Soraia
  • The Love Me Nots
  • The Ghastly Ones
  • The Droogs
  • In The Whale
  • Chuck Treece
  • Chris Strompolos
  • Ami Canaan Mann
  • Daaman Krall
  • Rikk Agnew
  • Kim Shattuck
  • Casey Royer
  • Tony Reflux
  • The Step Daughters
  • Lonely Stars
  • Stay Out
  • Koi Division
  • Celebrity Stalker
  • Frozen Charlottes
  • Southpaw
  • LA's Forgotten
  • Spice Pistols
  • Justin Paul Sanders
  • Vince Conrad (Smart Pills, The Aliens)
  • John Rosewall (The Last, Trotsky Icepick)
  • Los Grainders (Mexico)
  • Blaklist
  • SWINE
  • The Intros
  • Sewerside Bombers
  • Johnny Two Chords
  • Haze
  • Empty Tactics
  • Jabbermouth
  • The Tiki Creeps
  • The Ruffolos
  • The LessOffs
  • Skarletto and the Apocalypse
  • The Tankerays
  • The Slithers
  • Haymaker (Prague CZ)
  • Vegas Death Ray
  • The Blanks
  • Wick
  • Shawn Preston
  • The Whining Pussys
  • Unpresidented
  • John Ciulik
  • The Curse
  • C:28
  • 45 Spider
  • The Ultra 4
  • Shubees
  • Haiz
  • Off The Wall
  • Scurvy Kids
  • The Hellflowers
  • The Bots
  • The Sound Reasons
  • Good Whales
  • The Green Machines
  • The Nathaniel Johnstone Band
  • The Green Ghosts
  • The Cherry Drops
  • The Aquaholics
  • The Atom Age
  • The Sirens
  • The Unclaimed
  • Palmyra Delran and Bubble Gun
  • Moonchasers
  • The Sloths
  • The Vooduo
  • The Thingz
  • Prost!
  • Sepo
  • The Seriouslys
  • Feral Kizzy
  • The Tammy Olea Band
  • Unextraordinary Gentlemen
  • Galactic Romance
  • The Last Wolves
  • BloodPenny
  • FroBro and Friends
  • Insect Surfers
  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
  • The Darklings
  • The Odd Squad
  • The 20 Grand Club
  • The Ghosts of Searchlight
  • The Beat Killers
  • Ding Dong Devils
  • The Rough Boys
  • The Returners
  • The Spanks
  • The Hitz
  • Thee Spectors
  • The Headless Hearsemen.
  • Frozen Charlottes

Dave has also recorded with Rob Zombie and Producers Scott Humphrey, Barry Adamson and Christopher Wade Damerst.

Touring

Dave has variously recorded and toured throughout North America, South America, Europe and Asia with:

Film and game credits

Dave's television, film and game credits include:

Current projects

He is currently composing, recording and drumming for OC surf/punk legend Agent Orange, and producing bands in his private studio in Los Angeles.

Discography

Agent Orange
  • Halloween Single - This house Is Haunted b/w Whistling Past The Graveyard, 2010

Woolly Bandits
  • Say Hello To My Little Friend, 2004

Bomboras[3]
  • Savage Island, 1995
  • Swingin' Singles!, 1996
  • Organ Grinder, 1995/1997
  • Starship Troopers, 1997
  • It Came from Pier 13!, 1997
  • Board Headz movie, 1998
  • Head Shrinkin' Fun, 1998

The Finks
  • Fill er up and Go

Ghastly Ones
  • A Haunting We Will Go-Go, 1998
  • Target: Draculon, 2006
  • Unearthed, 2007
  • SpongeBob Scaredy Pants, SpongeBob SquarePants: Original Theme Highlights, 2001
  • "Flying Saucers Over Van Nuys", green vinyl 45", 2006

The Legendary Invisible Men
  • Who's Sorry Now?, 2000
  • Come Get Some, 2002

The Seeds[2]
  • Red Planet, 2004

The Witchdoctors
  • Witchdoctor A Go Go

References
  1. Vonder Haar, Pete (February 22, 2012). "Last Night: Agent Orange At Warehouse Live". Houston Press. Retrieved December 17, 2013.
  2. "Press". A collection of reviews regarding The Seeds. 2003(?). Retrieved November 24, 2009. Check date values in: |date= (help)
  3. "Zombie-A-Go-Go records". A listing of Zombie-A-Go-Go records. 2008–2009. Retrieved November 24, 2009.

3. NYC Mercury Lounge Show Review

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