Greaseball Boogie Band

Duncan White colored (aka Ruler Grease) founded the Greaseball Boogie Music group in Toronto in 1971, performing ’50s-design rock & move. Vocalist White colored was became a member of by keyboard participant Ray Harrison, saxophonist Wayne Mills, guitarist John Bride-to-be and drummer Tommy Frew. The music group had just released a self-titled recording in 1973 before changing their name to Shooter Review (using the Murphy Sisters trio) and changing their design to ’40s and ’50s well-known music. By 1975, the name was simply Shooter; the group released many well-known singles in the middle-’70s, including “I COULD Dance (Very long Tall Eyeglasses),” “Teach” and “CRISIS.” Shooter split in the past due ’70s, but Bride-to-be, Harrison and Mills became a member of the Cameo Blues Band.