Paul Clinch & Choya

Vocalist, keyboardist, bassist, and guitarist Paul Clinch began his music profession in the ’60s having a pop/rock and roll group called the Magic Routine. His professional existence lasted for just two years, and noticed Clinch record single under his personal name so that as Paul Craig. He also released several additional singles and albums with organizations just like the one mentioned previously and another known as Choya. On the way, Clinch caused numerous performers, like percussionist Ricky York, guitarist John Shand, bassist Hal Greer, vocalist Wayne St. John, drummer Gary Gies, keyboardist Bruce Ley, and many more. Sadly, Clinch passed away in past due 1988. As an associate from the Magic Routine, Clinch saw the discharge of his initial singles: “Let’s TRY TO ESCAPE,” “Doctor Lollipop,” “Provide Me the proper,” and “Groovy Stuff.” By 1970, the group was utilizing a shorter edition of their name, basically the Routine, and had documented a debut record, Sunday Afternoon Rummage Sale. That same calendar year, using the pseudonym Paul Craig, Clinch completed his single debut single aswell: “Welcome to My Daydream.” In 1972 he started documenting under his true name using the melody “Don’t Take sunlight out of MY ENTIRE LIFE.” The melody received mostly reviews that are positive from critics. The ultimate offering Clinch produced was also a single effort, an individual titled “Music group Bandit,” released in 1979. For the rest of the nine many years of his lifestyle, he mainly faded in the recording world.