Chuck Wright's Bio
 Chuck
Wright is an
American
bassist,
best known as the former bassist of heavy metal band
Quiet Riot.
He originally joined Quiet Riot in 1982, performing bass on
several tracks for their hit album,
Metal Health,
as well as contributing backing vocals. He left and rejoined
Quiet Riot multiple times, most recently rejoining in August
2006 to support the album
Rehab
and continued touring with Quiet Riot until the untimely passing of lead singer Kevin DuBrow in October of 2007.
Chuck is still in demand as a session player and performs
live in various Rock acts as well as with Modern Flamenco
guitarist David Maldonado.
Chuck's career in mainstream heavy metal first
took off with his band Giuffria's hit "Call To The Heart" in early
1985. After sold out arena tours with Deep Purple then Foreigner,
he left Giuffria to re-join Quiet Riot. His reputation as one of
the most accomplished bass players later landed him working with
such music icons as Alice Cooper, Gene Simmons, Slash, Gregg
Allman, Carmine Appice, Ronnie Montrose, John Waite. and Pat
Travers.
He has over 80 International record releases and has
played bass and produced albums covering styles from Ambient
Trance, to Reggae to Rap to Country to Rock. Chuck has toured the
world performing from Moscow to Tokyo over the past 20 years. He
was also directly involved in seven film scores, most notably
being the Universal picture release �Kull The Conqueror�, where he
was joined by Guns-N-Roses drummer Matt Sorum and the London
Philharmonic Orchestra. Along the way, he's also worked with the
following bands/artists: House Of Lords, Bad Moon Rising,
Blackthorne, Christian Tolle Project, Doro, Impellitteri, Kuni,
MSG, Magdalen, Murderer's Row, Pata, Paul Shortino's The Cutt,
Stephen Pearcy, Adler's Appetite, Love/Hate, Ken Tamplin, Shane
Gibson from Korn and has recorded various tribute albums with
other luminaries.
Chuck also plays a fretless bass and is endorsed by Ampeg, Dean
Markley Strings, Spector Bass, Schecter Guitar Research, Godin
Guitars and Sick Boy Motorcycles.
For more pictures, check out the
Pics page or Chuck's
Facebook
page.
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