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BEN JACKSON GROUP To Support KAMELOT In Florida

August 30, 2006

BEN JACKSON GROUP, the Florida-based hard rock band featuring CRIMSON GLORY/ex-PARISH guitarist Ben Jackson on guitar/vocals, will be one of two opening bands for KAMELOT at their only Tampa Bay appearance at St. Petersburg State Theater on Saturday September 16.

BEN JACKSON GROUP's sophomore album, "All Over You", features Jackson alongside guitarist Mark Borgmeyer, bass guitarist Dano Binz, drummer Rich Tabor and backing vocalist Rose Sexton. Special guest Midnight, who worked with Jackson in CRIMSON GLORY, contributes backing vocals.

"All Over You" was recorded in Tampa, Florida, at Morrisound Studios, owned by brothers Jim and Tom Morris. CRIMSON GLORY and PARISH recorded their albums at Morrisound.

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