Rich Hopkins

Known for his function in the ’80s using the Sidewinders and in the ’90s using the Fine sand Rubies, guitarist and songwriter Full Hopkins shaped his own group Rich Hopkins as well as the Luminarios in the first ’90s. His previous side task became his full-time interest, combining the abilities of many from the musicians he previously been dealing with within the Tuscon, AZ, region. Their indie debut Personality Turmoil was accompanied by Dirt City in 1994, Dumpster of Appreciate in 1995, along with a single record entitled Paraguay. The band’s 1996 discharge, Un Paso, was accompanied by among the many Western european travels and 1997’s The Glorious Noises from the Luminarios was the first ever to feature bassist Mike Davis in the MC5 along with a reunion with Bruce Halper in the Fine sand Rubies. The next tour created the live record 3000 Germans CAN NOT BE Incorrect and 2000 caused their sixth studio room album Devolver.