Bopcats

The Bopcats were a curious rock & roll music group that combined something kin to ’50s clothing and design with ’80s rock. People included lead vocalist Sonny Baker, vocalist Jim McTaggaer, drummer Teddy Fury, guitarist Jack port de Keyzer, and bassist Zeke Streams. The group released several singles, two EPs, and two albums, all between 1980 and 1982. In 1983, the Bopcats dropped several associates and became a short-lived trio known as the Rock and roll Angels. Baker, McTaggaer, and Fury began the Bopcats around 1979. The group performed at regional nightclubs initially, gaining knowledge and a little fan base to obtain things moving. Streams and de Keyzer became a member of on soon, nearly enough time the group arrived a cope with Attic Information. The music group released a self-titled debut EP in 1980. It had been accompanied by another EP, Kiss Goodbye, a calendar year afterwards. Also in 1981, the music group finished its initial full-length record. By 1982, the Bopcats’ last record, Wild Jungle Rock and roll, to enter the market, sketching little attention. The ultimate offering carries monitors like “Yesterday’s Dreams,” “Pal THAT IS It,” “Down the road,” and “One Hands Loose.” Following the Bopcats split up in 1983, the associates continued to other rings, or to single acts. Jack port de Keyzer turned to blues music and documented several albums by himself, his work gaining him a Juno nomination in 2000.