Dan Donegan
Heavy metal guitarist for Disturbed
Heavy metal guitarist for Disturbed
A guitarist and songwriter, gained prominence as a founding member of the band Disturbed. Formed in 1996, the group released multiple successful albums, with their debut, "The Sickness," achieving multi-platinum status. Contributed to the band's signature sound characterized by aggressive guitar riffs and melodic elements. In addition to performing, involved in songwriting for the majority of the band’s discography. The band’s live performances garnered a large following and numerous awards throughout the years.
Co-founded the band Disturbed in 1996
Released the multi-platinum album 'The Sickness'
Contributed to songs like 'Down with the Sickness'
Debuted in first-class cricket in 1954 and played for Warwickshire County Cricket Club throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Achieved a peak batting average of 41.25 in first-class matches, demonstrating consistent performance as an opening batsman. Contributed to Warwickshire's success, helping the team to win the County Championship in 1968. Represented England in international Test cricket, earning 21 caps between 1960 and 1966.
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