up the weekly Pro-Jam which drew celebrity performers such as Stevie Wonder, Bobby Brown, John Entwistle, Larry Carlton, Brian Wilson, Stephen Stills, Joe Walsh and Paul Young, as well as blues musicians Sam Taylor and Floyd Dixon. The early 1990s saw David and Bono move to Palm Springs, California, and form yet another band, Kal David and the Real Deal. This group featured both David and Bono on vocals, along with former Chaka Khan musical director Tony Patler on Hammond B-3 organ and drummer Alan Diaz, formerly with Sérgio Mendes. David tried local radio, hosting the late night "Blue Monday" blues show on Palm Springs soft rock station KEZN. On July 14, 1998, the couple opened the Blue Guitar blues club above the Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs, which lasted six years, closing in 2004. David and Bono continued to tour and frequently played at B.B. King's Blues Club in Los Angeles and the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Connecticut. David is the voice of 'Sonny Eclipse', a singing alien audio-animatronic, who resides at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. He did another performance for Disney World at Epcot, where he performed the "Unhealthy Living Blues" for the Goofy About Health exhibit at the Wonders of Life pavilion. Kal David died on August 16, 2022, at the age of 79. Honors In 2004, a Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars was dedicated to Kal David and Lauri Bono. Discography Paragon – Kal David and Lauri Bono (2018) Take That Task Records Living the Dream – Kal David and Lauri Bono (2015) Crytone/CD Baby Kal David Band LIVE! – Kal David (featuring Miss Lauri Bono) (2015) Ari Records Crossroads of My Life – Kal David (2010) Crytone/CD Baby Live... At Blue Guitar... Last Call – Lauri Bono (featuring Kal David) (2006) Blue Guitar Live... At Blue Guitar... Last Call – Kal David (2006) Blue Guitar Live At Blue Guitar... By Request – Kal David and The Real Deal (2001) Blue Guitar Double Tuff- Kal David (1993) Soul Coast Never A Dull Moment – Kal David (1992) Soul Coast Cross Country Blues – John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (with Kal David, Don McMinn, Coco Montoya) [recorded 1981 and 1984] (1992) One Way The Rhinestones – The Fabulous Rhinestones (Kal David, Harvey Brooks, Marty Grebb) (1975) Just Sunshine/20th Century Freewheelin' – The Fabulous Rhinestones