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| birth_place = Seattle, WA
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| instrument = keyboards, piano
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| associated_acts = [[American Music Club]]
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'''Brian Schendele''' is
'''Brian Schindele''' is a San Francisco-based musician, having moved to the Bay Area before his freshman year of high school from the Seattle, Washington area. Schindele learned piano, trombone and drums as a child.
 
==Brian Schendele with American Music Club==


==Brian Schindele with American Music Club==
Schindele played with [[Farmers]] and knew many American Music Club once and former members, including [[Vudi]], [[Tim Vaughan]], [[Bruce Kaphan]] and [[Matt Norelli]]. AMC brought Schindele in to play keyboards during their sessions for their 1987 album ''[[Engine]]'' - Schindele played on "[[Outside This Bar]]", "[[Mom's TV]]", "[[Art Of Love]]" and "[[Asleep]]".


==External links==
* [http://www.bsmusic.net/ Brian Schindele]


==References==
==References==

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