Bob Walker Career History    
Musician - Bass Player 1967 - 1979
Reveen the Impossiblist - Tour Manager  1979 - 1986
West Edmonton Mall - Operations Director Of Promotions 1986 - 1993
Reveen the Impossiblist - Business Manager 1993 - 2004
Reveen the Impossiblist - Production Manager 1994 - 1999 
Lance Burton Theatre Operations Manager  1996 - 2010
Musician Bass Player 2011 - Present

Canadian Senator and musician extraordinaire Tommy Banks talks about Bob Walker in a 2008 Reveen interview

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I made a good but irregular living playing the electric bass from 1967 to 1979. During that time I attained local and regional prominence working with several well known acts across Canada. I did quite a bit of  radio and TV work and recorded in several studios across Canada. I was a regular session player at Tommy Banks' Century II Studios and Wes Dakus' Sundown Recorders in Edmonton, Alberta from 1974 to 1979 and did everything from soundtracks, jingles and music catalogs to demos, singles and albums with the good, the bad and the ugly.

- Bob Walker 

Thanks to Bob Ego, Brian Miessner, Wendy Winterton, Wanda Feland, Al Dunbar and Larry Chalmers for the photos and to Richard Bell for help with the time line and providing some great photos. Another thanks to Bob Ego, Bob Deutscher, Keith James, Frank Phillet, Neil McGiver, Bryan Fustukian, Terry McManus, Gerry Dere and Brian Walters for providing some of the music tracks. A special thanks goes to John Williams and his sister Lynn Taylor for providing the materials and doing the bulk of the work with the Paul Kane yearbooks.

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Please Help Preserve A Piece Of Western Canadian Music Heritage

I'd like to thank those that made it possible for me to pay for another year of service and keep this web site alive. Everything helps and it lets me know that the information I've assembled is worthwhile. Thank you.

- Bob Walker

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