Karl Logan is the guitarist for the heavy metal band Manowar, who in recent years has ruined his reputation but is still part of the band.
Karl Logan is a famous guitar player, one of those who became famous not for his unique playing style, but for his ability to stay on stage. No wonder Manowar became famous primarily as a group with the largest number of concerts and even got into the Guinness Book of Records.
Biography
Karl Logan was born on April 28, 1965. Since childhood, he loved such bands as Kiss, which significantly affected the manner of performance. Education and family are areas of which little is known. Throughout his career, the musician carefully hides his past, so all that is known so far is that Karl Logan is the guitarist of Manowar, who took the place of David Shankle. At the moment, Logan is the last musician to join the group.
If you look at the collective forums, you can see that many fans still dream that David Shankle will return to Manowar, but the likelihood that this will happen is small.
Creativity before manowar
The first known team that Carl participated in was Arc Angel. Logan was a solo guitarist. Arc Angel even managed to win the title of "Best Unsigned Band", but in 1990 the group was dissolved.
This event was a blow to Karl Logan, but he did not stop and gathered Fallen Angel, where he was the only guitar player. Surprisingly, the rest of the team played keyboards. Fallen Angel never achieved popularity, but Logan wrote with them a lot of songs that could not be released. The only result of the group’s activities is the tape recording, which was released in 1991.
Work with Manowar
Joey DiMaillot chose Carl Logan as a solo guitarist. Prior to this, Karl was not familiar with the rest of the team. There are many versions of how Logan met Joey DiMaio, but it is not known how true they are. Some publications write that they began to communicate after the biker congress. Kings of Metal Magazine - that they met at a motorcycle store. Karl himself claimed in Hell on Earth Part I that he first saw Joey DiMaio when he nearly hit him on a motorcycle.
However, after these events, Karl began to actively participate in the recordings and concerts of Manowar, still remaining an active musician of the band.
