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Sergeant

This predominantly Swiss, six-piece group was formed through the ashes from the Steve Whitney Band. Composed of Pete Prescott (vocals), Rob Seales (acoustic guitar), Chrigi Wiedemeier (acoustic guitar), Urs Amacher (keyboards), Rolf Schlup (bass) and Gary Steimer (drums), they specific in Americanized hard rock and roll with melodic undercurrents. Putting your signature on to Mausoleum Information, they debuted in 1985 with Sergeant, a workmanlike rock and roll record that paid respect to Vehicle Halen, Kiss and Foreigner. Streetwise, released the next year, was a significant disappointment, since it simply regurgitated and reprocessed the riffs of their debut. Disillusioned from the press and general public response, the music group went their independent ways soon after the recording premiered. In 1988 Seales and Amacher re-formed the music group with new people Romy Caviezel (vocals), Harry Borner (bass) and Urs Rothenbuhler (drums).

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