Ron Palmer
Ron was born in the spring of 1978 in Sanford, Maine. He was raised
nearby in the small town of Waterboro where he discovered music
at a young age. Ron started playing guitar and drums at the age
of 14. Never taking a lesson, his self-taught musicianship found
him in many bands throughout high school. After school, Ron started
a project inspired by his heroes Sid Barret and Roger Waters. (Needless
to say, Pink Floyd is one of Ron's influences, along with Phish,
Grateful Dead, CCR, and Stevie Ray Vaughn, jazz, funk, ect..)
Ron was the lead singer and lead guitarist of
"4-Men & Their Pieces". Playing all over Maine and
New Hampshire gave Ron the experience for what his future holds.
Learning all the instruments such as bass guitar and piano only
intensified his love for music.
Ron went on playing with the band Tribe Describe
www.tribedescribe.com for two great years, recorded a full length
album called "What it's like" available @ bull moose locations
(Maine), playing many shows, festivals, collages, and sharing shows
with the band Strange Folk. The Band came to a mutual split to to
seek out our own path in music.
Being Portland based Ron has been seen playing
with bands such as Groove Desciples, Band Beyond Description, The
Brews Brothers (Blues Brothers Tribute) Doc Drinkwater(GMS), Rhythm
Ship www.rhythmship.com and now is currently working with the Jon
Camp Band www.joncampband.com. Ron is a focused serious musician,
always up for a challenge and loves it.
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