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'''Ryan Maynes''', also known as "'''Shmedly'''" or "'''Shmed'''", was a musician. He was perhaps best-known for his work with the pop band Arlo. | '''Ryan Maynes''', also known as "'''Shmedly'''" or "'''Shmed'''", was a musician. He was perhaps best-known for his work with the pop band Arlo. | ||
He started playing piano at the age of three, and gave himself the name "Shmedly" at age thirteen because "there were too many Ryans around." Before working with [[Weezer]], he performed with the bands Floor 13, Date with Dizzy, Holliston Stops, Northern Lights, and The Ben Vaughn Desert Classic. In [[2002]] he was briefly recruited as a session keyboardist for Weezer and can be heard on various tracks from the recording sessions for [[Album 5 demos|the band's intended fifth album]]. | He started playing piano at the age of three, and gave himself the name "Shmedly" at age thirteen because "there were too many Ryans around." Before working with [[Weezer]], he performed with the bands Floor 13, Date with Dizzy, Holliston Stops, Northern Lights, and The Ben Vaughn Desert Classic. In [[2002]], he was briefly recruited as a session keyboardist for Weezer, and can be heard on various tracks from the recording sessions for [[Album 5 demos|the band's intended fifth album]]. | ||
Maynes also played piano and celesta on the [[Space Twins]]' [[2003]] album [[The End of Imagining]], the [[Ozma]] album [[Spending Time on the Borderline]], also released in 2003. He also played in the band [[Yes Dear]] after the departure of [[Ryen Slegr]] and [[Jose Galvez]]. | Maynes also played piano and celesta on the [[Space Twins]]' [[2003]] album ''[[The End of Imagining]]'', and the [[Ozma]] album ''[[Spending Time on the Borderline]]'', also released in 2003. He also played in the band [[Yes Dear]] after the departure of [[Ryen Slegr]] and [[Jose Galvez]]. | ||
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