Tommy Hoehn

Tommy Hoehn is definitely another in an extended type of musicians from Memphis who must have been big but under no circumstances sometimes came close. Hoehn’s 1st claim to popularity was providing history vocals for Big Star’s Third/Sister Enthusiasts. He also sang some backups for another famous “dropped” Memphis music group, the Scruffs. Within the middle-’70s he documented the traditional power pop solitary “Blow Yourself Up” that was presented on Rhino’s D.We.Y.: TURN OUT and Play: American Power Pop (1975-78) compilation. In 1977 Hoehn released his debut recording, Spacebreak, and adopted it up in 1978 with Dropping You to Rest on London Information. Around this period he co-founded the music group Prix with fellow Alex Chilton veteran Jon Tiven. They were able to release a unitary before disintegrating. In 1981 Hoehn released another LP, I REALLY DO Like the Light, and, generally, vanished. He came back inside a big method in 1997 liberating two albums, Of Moons & Fools and Turning Dance, for the Frankenstein label. In 1999 he became a member of makes with fellow obscure Memphis pop tale Vehicle Duren to record an recording. Hailstone Vacation was hailed as a go back to type for both males.