Rob Dean
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Rob Dean is a British musician, who played guitar on early albums by the British band Japan. He left Japan due to frustration with the lack of room for his guitar work in the band.
Later he played on Gary Numan's Dance album as well as Sinead O'Conner's first record. He also worked with Steve Jansen, Richard Barbieri and Mick Karn on a 1995 compilation album and a number of other works on their Medium label.
He has left the music business and lives in Costa Rica. He devotes his time to bird watching, guiding and art.
Rob Dean's instruments of choice were a Gibson RD artist, and a Gibson SG.