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At sixteen, Rabin was discovered by a local record producer and became a session musician, playing a variety of styles including jazz, fusion, country, classical, conga, and kwela. He cites Arnold Schoenberg, Tchaikovsky, Hank Marvin, Cliff Richard and the Shadows, The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix as early influences. At nineteen, Rabin took a mandatory year of military conscription in the South African Army by serving in its entertainment division, arranging its big band, performing in a rock group, and did outside session work at Gallo Studios. He said, “I used to go into what was called the garrison. I would just go there, find a little corner and literally sit for hours practising the guitar … although I would always play the piano.” In 1972, Rabin bought his Fender Stratocaster.
In January 1978, Rabin arrived in London to continue his solo career. He was encouraged to move by music entrepreneur Ivor Schlosberg, who offered Rabin to kick start the English branch of his production company, Blue Chip Music, and become its first producer. By July, Rabin had struck a recording deal with Chrysalis Records which, in September 1978, reissued his debut solo album under the name Trevor Rabin. The album was remixed at Wessex Sound Studios in London and released with some new tracks and in a different track order. Billboard magazine gave a positive review: “An impressive outing marked by a rock style that invites comparisons to Boston at times or a Tom Petty” with “explosive” keyboards and guitars. Later in 1978, Rabin produced, performed on, and arranged Noel McCalla’s debut album, Night Time Emotion (1979).
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