Jaded Past

The new Jaded Past tracks are commercial and killer!' Steve Brown~TRIXTER . 'George Becker, former singer of WICKED SIN, matured and seasoned in his songwriting and vocals' Aquarian Weekly 'George's Vocals seems to be a mixture of Bonjovi, Micheals and Kid Rock in a very special blend...' Keith & Amy~Greater Media Radio New Jersey music veteran George Becker has been conquering the rock scene in the New Jersey area for a few decades now. From his first band in the 80's WICKED SIN, he has headlined every venue and played with everyone who's anyone on the music scene in the N.J. and NYC area. 2012 brings the release of his new band, and self titled debut CD, JADED PAST. Co-Produced by Becker and TRIXTER member Steve Brown who also played on the record along with Dennis Zimmer of Lita Ford band. 'Steve and Dennis have been Long Time friends of mine on the NJ Music Scene since the late 80's Steve Brown is a very noted producer and the sounds he pulls from my music are unbelievable! Dennis Zimmer is a top notch drummer on the circuit today and always a pleasure to work with'. remarks George. George has opened for hundreds of national acts including ACE FREHELY, CHEAP TRICK and CINDERELLA Current Live Lineup: George Becker (Lead Vocals, Guitar) Mark Mayer (Bass, Vocals) Dave Bandinelli (Lead Guitar, Vocals) Paul Francis Bergen (Drums, Vocals This CD contains songs written and performed by George Becker along with noted special guests. This CD has nothing but stand out, in your face, hard rock with an edge style but Becker's vocals add a sense of warmth and professionalism to individualize every track, no filler here. The new CD also contains the covered remakes of Roxy Roller and I Don't Like Mondays. 'When I choose cover songs both to Re-record or to play live I pick them out of pure 'love of the song' I have wanted to record ROXY ROLLER since my Wicked Sin Days... When We Do a Live Show, we always pepper the set with one or two REMAKES not COVERS' comments Becker. Most recently 3 Jaded Past songs (written by George Becker) were used in the 2012 Independent horror movie Park County Massacre