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Allan Soberman is a singer/songwriter/musician and cantor's son based in Toronto, Canada. He started his career as a bassist with many of the folk acts in and around Toronto in the early to mid 1970's. He has accompanied people such as Grammy award winners Dan Hill and Ben Mink, Bill Hughes (of Lazarus), Canadian stalwarts Stringband, Brent Titcomb, Nancy White, Marie-Lynn Hammond and others while touring Canada, the United States and Mexico. Always interested in record production, he began work in the mind 1970's for record producer John Capek (who co-wrote hits such as "Thythm of My Heart" for Rod Stewart and "Pieces Of Ice" for Diana Ross), garnering production experience and doing many background vocal sessions which he put to good use during the early 1980's as a session vocalist in many television and radio commercials and on record. In 2001, after completing a tribute compilation CD to his late father, Cator Morris Soberman, he recorded a comtemporary large chorus-oriented Hebrew prayer CD which still only used the traditional prayer melodies that he had learned as a child. He maintained the intimate soulful connection for himself by singing all the vocal arrangements and playing all the instruments. 2007 sees Soberman reaching deeper into his pop rock past with a new album, Hold Tight.
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