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While Zephyr produced their mark initial, this music group was conveniently as popular in Colorado through the ’70s. Actually, these two rings distributed the stage on several ocassion, with an agreeable competition between Judy Roderick and Chocolate Givens, both business lead vocalists. 60,000,000 Buffalo had been known because of their …

Formed in LA in 1975, Brass Fever was a short-lived band of session players that documented two instrumental jazz-funk albums for ABC: 1975’s Brass Fever and 1976’s Period Is Working Out. Brass Fever was a proper name for the group, which utilized a minimum of five trombonists on its initial …

San Antonio’s the Krayolas began in the middle-’70s as teen pop/rockers and as time passes have matured into among Tx’ best-respected impartial rock rings. The Krayolas had been created in 1975 by vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter Hector Saldana and his sibling David Saldana, who dealt with vocals, percussion, and occasionally …

Atlanta, GA’s the Teen Divines made little neighborhood flames but nary a spark somewhere else. An initial discharge, “Ain’t That Clear,” for Take note Information in 1976 misspelled their name the Teen Devines. The associates had been Donald Render (lead tenor), John Dawson (tenor and baritone), John Johnson (baritone/second tenor), …

Created in Jamaica, but raised in Toronto, Earl “Mighty Pope” Heedram worked while an accountant until close friends persuaded him to begin with a profession in music. He sang for 12 years and lastly released an individual in 1977. “Heaven for the Seventh Ground” became his just strike in Canada, …

Hailing from Trinidad, Dark Truth Rhythm Music group were a big ensemble fronted by vocalist Oluko Imo. What separated the group from additional bands in your community was that instead of turn to American well-known music for motivation, they drew straight from African resources like Afro-beat and additional pop styles …

This obscure trio — Terry Brake (guitar, vocals), Brian Crane (guitar, vocals), and Neil Mitchell (bass) — made a little-known album of somewhat precious British folk-pop-rock, 1970’s Scenery, dominated by Brake and Crane’s vocal harmonies. The record was made by Dave Cousins and Tony Hooper from the Strawbs, and manufactured …

The strap L.A. Express was among the initial supergroups from the jazz-rock fusion period in the middle-70s. Beneath the preliminary management of saxophonist Tom Scott, the 1st versions from the ensemble created two albums for Lou Adler’s Ode label. That music group initially presented Scott, the veteran jazz bassist Maximum …

Mongrel was among the stranger, more enigmatic offshoots from the Move, mostly because their lifestyle was taken to an abrupt halt, virtually in mid-stride, just because they were beginning to establish themselves, midway through finishing their initial (in support of) album. As well as the group was actually — and, …

Four Below No, a fresh York-based quartet comprising Dornell Chavous, Moses McNeil, Cleveland Dickerson, and Harry Watson, had grandiose dreams of stardom that went unfulfilled. Equipped with music, they caught the eye of Patrick Adams and authorized with the maker/article writer/arranger’s P&P label in 1974; the music, “Inform Me Why …