Tom Beaudry (ex Detroit Vibrations)-bass. Rich Stevers (ex Detroit Vibrations)-drums, tympani. Kelly Green-vocals, cowbells. Gary Thompson-lead, rhythm guitar.
Frijid Pink is an American rock/blues band formed in 1967. They had a hit single, a cover of "The House of the rising sun" by Eric Burdon and The Animals in 1969 which sold a million copies.
At their heights of popularity even Led Zeppelin opened for them at Grande Ballroom in Detroit.
This debut album was recorded under the Deram label in 1970 and yielded a hit single with the song "Sing a song of freedom".
The band went through a lot of changes in musicians and still continues to perform in clubs around the Michigan area.
Side One: 1. Black Lace 2. Sing a song f0r freedom (video) 3. I'll never be lonely 4. Bye bye blues.
Side Two: 1. Pain in my heart 2. Sloony 3. I'm moving 4. I haven't got the time.
Howard E Scott (ex-The Creators)-guitar, percussions, vocals. B B Dickerson-bass, percussions, vocals. Lonnie Jordan-organ, piano, timbales, percussions, vocals. Harold Brown (ex-The Creators)-drums, percussions, vocals. Papa Dee Allen-conga,bongos, percussions, vocals. Charles Miller-clarinet, alto, tenor, baritone saxes, percussions, vocals. Lee Oskar-harmonica, percussions, vocals.
War (originally Eric Burdon & War) is an American funk band founded in 1969. Had hits with Low rider, Spill the wine, The Cisco kid, and The world is a ghetto. They are a multi-ethnic line-up with a diverse styles of music i.e. funk, jazz, Latin, R&B, and reggae. The band's goal was to spread a message of harmony and brotherhood.
Eric Burdon left the group in 1971.
This album under the United Artists label was released in 1972-was a timeless masterpiece with great lyrics, individual solos, upbeat with solid bass lines.
# 1 0n Billboard-best selling album of 1973.
My fave song is "The Cisco Kid."
Side One: 1. The Cisco kid (video) 2. City, country, city 3. Beetles in the bog.
Side Two: 1. Four cornered room 2. Where was you at 3. The world is a ghetto.
Tanya Tucker is an American country music singer. She was born on October 10, 1958 in Seminole, Texas, USA. Had her first hit in 1972 with the song "Delta Dawn" when she was only 13 years old.
In 2002 she was voted #20 in the "40 Greatest women of country music" by CMT.
This album is a compilation album of her greatest hits.
Side One: 1. Delta dawn (video) 2. Blood red and going down 3. The Jamestown ferry 4. What's your mama's name 5. I believe the south is gonna rise again.
Side Two: 1. Would you lay with me 2. Love's the answer 3. Rainy girl 4. No man's land 5. The man that turned my mama on.
Dennis Lim-bass. Jimmy Appudurai-Chua-lead guitar. Lim Thian Soon-lead guitar. William Tan-lead guitar. Jeffrey Low-rhythm guitar. Lawrence Lim-vocals. Terry Tan-vocals. Amir Shamsudin-drums. James Tan-drums. Lawrence Koh-drums. Ronnie Knekenbeek-harmonica.
The Straydogs were a 60s Singaporean pop, blues band in a class of it's own. They were ahead of their times, composed and wrote their songs which are raw, passionate and bluesy reminiscing of the early Yardbirds.
Tony Kayes-(ex-Flash, Yes)-keyboards, mellotron. David Foster (ex The Warriors)-bass, vocals. Roy Dyke (ex Ashton, Garner & Dyke)-drums. Brian Parrish-electric guitar, vocals.
Badger was a progressive English rock band from the early 70s founded by Tony Kayes and David Foster.
This live album is their first album and was released in 1973 under the Atco label.
Music and songs are like an extension of Yes with more funky keyboards interacting with bluesy guitar licks and is a real high energy live set.
My fave song is "Wind of change"
Rock Art cover by Roger Dean.
Side One: 1. Wheel of fortune 2. Fountain 3. Wind of change (video).
Side Two: 1. River 2. The Preacher 3. On the way home.