Did the keyboardist in Bon Jovi record a song with Pantera?

I heard rumours the keyboardist from Bon Jovi recorded keyboards for the song "In Over my Head" which is on Projects of the Jungle Pantera's 2nd independent album

If he did, he doesn't bother to mention it in the "discography" on his official web site:
http://www.davidbryan.com/disc.asp

Interesting that he did music for the B-Movie "Netherworld" though. Viva Full Moon Studios!!!

God I love that song, can't help but here some Whitesnake, Def Leppard, and Foreigner in there..

As far as the rumors go I have no idea...

lol imagine them doing this stuff live with phil anselmo after they played Walk? That would be something to laugh about.

I don't know for sure if Terry Glaze played keys in the studio in Pantego, but I do know for sure that he played the keys live when they did that song.

I doubt that is David Bryan, when those early Pantera records where being recorded, the band Bon Jovi was in the processing of becoming one of the biggest bands of the 80's, and at that time I doubt Pantera had money to hire any musicians for studio sessions.

manny wrote:

I doubt that is David Bryan, when those early Pantera records where being recorded, the band Bon Jovi was in the processing of becoming one of the biggest bands of the 80's, and at that time I doubt Pantera had money to hire any musicians for studio sessions.

True.

Unless they were friends, which i doubt... He was way too busy to be hanging with a garage band in Texas.

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I heard rumours

Rumours are usually wrong.

Troublezone wrote:

manny wrote:

I doubt that is David Bryan, when those early Pantera records where being recorded, the band Bon Jovi was in the processing of becoming one of the biggest bands of the 80's, and at that time I doubt Pantera had money to hire any musicians for studio sessions.

True.

Unless they were friends, which i doubt... He was way too busy to be hanging with a garage band in Texas.

They were far more than a garage band. By then they were playing at Six Flags in Arlington to thousands. Not to mention filling up the Bronco Bowl on a monthly, sometimes bi-monthly basis and all the clubs in Texas, Oklahoma, and other regional circuits.

Wish Vinnie would re-release those albums.

Eyesore wrote:

Wish Vinnie would re-release those albums.

me too, just have vinyl copies. It is strange how folks pay so much for bootleg copies on cd ?

James B. wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Wish Vinnie would re-release those albums.

me too, just have vinyl copies. It is strange how folks pay so much for bootleg copies on cd ?

I paid $10 an album($40) for my cd bootlegs and found for free the original mix of Cowboys From Hell.