CeeDees

The rock group the CeeDees got their begin in Ontario, Canada, in 1979. First people were business lead vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist Curtis Driedger; drummer Nick Kent; and bassist Doug Cameron. More than another eight years, a great many other performers would step in to the combine — or from it — including drummers Bucky Berger, Billy Bryans, and Michael Spencer Arcott; guitarists Rob Fortin and Jim Peccia; and bassists Merrie-Ellen Wilcox, Terry Wilkins, Janice Forces, and Ed Dick. The main one member who continued to be a continuing fixture using the group through the entire near-decade of their lifestyle was founding member Driedger. He was also in charge of writing a whole lot of music for the group. A season after their delivery, the CeeDees documented a debut record, The CeeDees Strike the Ditch, released under Carrot Information. Six years afterwards, the band completed a five-track self-titled EP, their last providing to fans. Following the last split-up from the CeeDees, all three from the founding users remained in the music business. Driedger continued to accomplish some solo function and become an integral part of additional groups just like the Shed and Profound. Kent is most likely most widely known for his later on drumming with Martha as well as the Muffins, while Cameron reached his profession height like a solo artist.