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Keyboards, Vocals – Cam Empens
Lead Guitar, Vocals – Bill Richardson
Bass – Bill Keisler
Drums – Frank Ford
Engineer - Dale Taylor

From the infamous exploitation label owner Leo Muller

Album: Storm (remastered by Rock Candy)
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American rock band formed in 1978, in Los Angeles, CA. Their first album is released by MCA Records in 1979, although some sources date it from 1978. With the success of their first album, they issue a second album also self titled in 1983, by the label Capitol records at this time, now with the drummer David Devon replaced by Jimmy Monroe.
Lead Vocals – Jeanette Chase
Bass – Ronni Hansen
Drums – David Devon
Lead Guitar – Lear Stevens
Written-By – Jeanette Chase, Lear Stevens

In 1987, they just followed as a trio, consisting in Jeanette Chase, Lear Stevens and the new drummer Eric Nielson. In 2006, the British label Rock Candy Records re-issue their first album with five demo bonus tracks.

Members: David Devon, Jeanette Chase, Jimmy Monroe, Lear Stevens, Ronni Hansen

#hardrock #punk #AOR #pomprock #newwave #Obscure70sRock #70sProgRock #tdats

Very little know about the band but the album is a great hard rocker

Excellent lone album from this short-lived German act

Obscure Seattle album from 1977

Based in Los Angeles, the band broke up in 1970 and Stokes formed The Incredible Black Whip Thrill Band.

The album was originally released in 1969 on Dot-Records but didn't receive too much attention - maybe it appeared as a "too" freaked out heavy version of Jefferson Airplane or Big Brother & the Holding Co. The group started back in Atlanta Georgia in 1967 as a quartet with two guitars, played true Psychedelic sounds, recorded with Tom Wilson at the Record Plant in NYC, and moved to Woodstock (NY).

Bent Wind from Toronto. The album "Sussex" is named after the street they used to jam on. Guitarist Marty Roth reformed the band two decades after the first album and made two more, in 1989 and 1996.

Composers: Masahiro Yuge, Tsutomu Ōkuma

Cain would leave Minneapolis-St. Paul every month or so to spend long nights toiling in rock clubs like The Rush Up, The Corporation, Beginnings, and The Night Galley in Illinois and The Stone Toad and Humpin' Hannah's in Milwaukee. Those lead to dates at Merlin's in Carbondale, IL and other out-state venues. Along the way, Cain worked club dates with similarly hopeful bands like Cheap Trick, Styx, and Kansas.

From Rockford, Illinois.

Produced by Conny Plank of Kraftwerk etc

Pandora 73-75

Martin Butler (gtr)

Frankie LaRocca (drms)

Buzzy Verno (bass)

Ric Prince (voc)

Frankie LaRocca also later in Cherry Vanilla’s band, Tom Petty’s band, David Johansen‘s band

Buz Verno later in Cherry Vanilla, David Johansen‘s band

Martin Butler is ex-Triton, later in the Demons

Brian pre-AC/DC

Jodo's "Guts" LP is a favourite album which I found way back, and have often wondered about as there is so little information out there, making it something of an enigma. Spurred on by recently finding an original copy of the LP, I contacted Rod Alexander, founding member and guitarist of Jodo. The word 'Jodo' is the name of a Japanese martial art using a short staff, read on though, as this may not be the reason for the band's name... (n.b. according to liner notes on the Green Bullfrog Sessions, Jodo's former name was 'Biskit').

Album: Too Wild To Tame
The Boyzz were a Chicago, Illinois biker bar band with a distinct Southern Rock feel established in 1977. The group initially comprised frontman Dirty Dan Buck, guitarists Mike Tafoya and Gil Pini, bassist David Angel, keyboard player Anatole Halinkovitch with Kent Cooper on the drums.

German musician/guitarist who played in Krautrock act Birth Control, audio engineer and record producer, born May 20, 1950.