Henry Paul

Led by Henry Paul (b. 25 August 1949, Kingston, NY, USA) himself on electric guitar and vocals, this US rock-band, produced in the later 70s, additionally highlighted Jim Seafood (electric guitar/vocals), Costs Crain (electric guitar), Barry Rapp (keyboards), Wally Dentz (bass) and Costs Hoffman (drums). Ahead of their basis, Paul had performed on the 1st three albums by the united states Outlaws, but he by no means accomplished the same amount of success along with his personal clothing. Their 1979 debut for Atlantic Information, Gray Ghost, bore apparent similarities towards the Outlaws’ copyrighted southern rock and roll, but subsequent produces moved from that design to a far more seductive AOR audio with personal designs dominating the lyrics. Despite a solid response from rock and roll critics, carrying out a final try to protected a mainstream market using a self-titled 1982 record, the Henry Paul Music group called it per day. Paul re-formed the Outlaws with Hugh Thomasson in the middle-80s, before relocating to Nashville and developing the highly effective new country clothing, BlackHawk.