Boyzz

Not to end up being confused with the United kingdom punk music group Guys, the American clod rock and roll from the Boyzz brought biker imagery, a little bit of Godz blasphemy, as well as the large boogie of Dark Oak Arkansas towards the later-’70s business party. The Boyzz had been vocalist “Dirty” Dan Buck, keyboardist Anatole Halinkovich (today Tony Hall), guitarists Gil Pini and Mike Tafoya, bassist Dave Angel, plus drummer Kent Cooper. The ruckus of the first in support of slab, Too Crazy to Tame, triggered tremors through the entire heartland and is currently something of the lost steel curio. But insufficient intellectualism and record product sales caught up towards the music group, with Halinkovich, Tafoya, and Angel clearing out and clearing up to be the ace pop action B’zz. Throughout the convert of the hundred years, Tafoya, Buck, and Angel re-formed the Boyzz.