Gabrial McNair

Saxophonist and composer for No Doubt

Gabrial McNair - Saxophonist and composer for No Doubt
Born

September 8th, 1973
52 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A saxophonist, keyboard player, and composer, contributed to the ska-punk and rock band No Doubt. Joined the band in 1991, enhancing its sound with saxophone and keyboards. Participated in the band's major albums, including 'Tragic Kingdom' and 'Rock Steady'. Also engaged in various side projects and collaborations with other artists, showcasing versatility in different musical styles.

Played saxophone for No Doubt

Contributed to the album 'Tragic Kingdom'

Performed in the album 'Rock Steady'

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