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Roy Kenner

Vocalist Roy Kenner could very well be best for his stint in the Wayne Gang, among the many collaborations with fellow Canadian and longtime friend Domenic Troiano. Kenner started his musical profession in the middle-’60s fronting R.K. & the Affiliates, an area favorite in Toronto’s burgeoning R&B motion. In 1967, …

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Tommy Bolin

It’s hard to hear the music of Tommy Bolin rather than question what could’ve been if the exceptionally talented (and versatile) guitarist hadn’t succumbed to a senseless medication overdose at age 25 — just like his profession were taking off. Inside a documenting profession that lasted just many years, Bolin …

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Joe Walsh

From his early hits using the James Gang to his tenure using the Eagles — and a successful solo career — Joe Walsh continued to be probably one of the most colorful characters in rock and roll & move, lending his distinctively reedy vocals, off-the-wall lyrics, and expansive guitar prospects …

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Trooper

Vocalist Ramon McGuire shaped Trooper (originally Applejack and later on Winters Green) in 1972. By 1974 that they had added drummer Tommy Stewart and bassist Harry Kalinsky. After hearing Trooper play, Randy Bachman authorized the music group for his Story label and released “Baby Woncha Make sure you GET BACK” …

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Grand Funk

Among the 1970s’ most successful hard rock and roll bands regardless of critical pans and somewhat reluctant radio airplay (initially), Grand Funk Railroad built a devoted group of fans with regular touring, a loud, basic undertake the blues-rock power trio audio, and strong working-class charm. The music group was created …

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Zephyr

This late-’60s Denver group is perhaps most obviously as the starting place for guitarist Tommy Bolin, who was simply still in his teens if they recorded their first album in 1969. A fairly regular slab of bluesy, weighty rock, it produced the very best 50. Apart from Bolin’s prolonged hard …

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Glass Harp

Among the initial Christian-themed pop/rock and roll acts, Cup Harp included vocalist/guitarist Phil Keaggy, bassist Dan Pecchio, and drummer John Sferra. Created in 1969 in Youngstown, OH, the group — a free-form power trio within the custom of Cream, the Jimi Hendrix Encounter, and fellow Buckeyes the Wayne Gang — …

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Grand Funk Railroad

Among the 1970s’ most successful hard rock and roll bands regardless of critical pans and somewhat reluctant radio airplay (initially), Grand Funk Railroad built a devoted group of fans with regular touring, a loud, basic undertake the blues-rock power trio audio, and strong working-class charm. The music group was created …

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New Barbarians

The roots of the brand new Barbarians lie in Ron Wood’s have to have a backing band for the supporting tour of his 1974 debut I’ve Got MY VERY OWN Album to accomplish. He performed a gig in Kilburn backed by his Encounters bandmate keyboardist Ian McLagan, and Rolling Rocks …

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Mountain

The breakup of Cream in later 1968 got consequences that rippled over the rock music world — in its wake were formed directly such rings as Blind Beliefs (whose tragedy was they never really had an opportunity to actually turn into a strap) and Ginger Baker’s Air Force, along with …

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