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17. Apr. 2009 · Richland123. Apr 17, 2009. I have always been a fan of Three Dog Night. Joe Schermie (Schermetzler) was the bass player from the start of the band until 1973 while he was in his 20s and played on most of the big hits they had. He was not in the spotlight with the band but was a very important part of the sound of the band and played bass lines ...
Joe Schermie, the band’s original bassist, died on March 26, 2002. Three Dog Night, a collaboration between the band and the London Symphony Orchestra, was released in May 2002. The album features two new songs, “Overground” and “Sault Ste. Marie,” which were recorded in Los Angeles and London at Abbey Road Studios. In May 2002, they released Three Dog Night Live With the Tennessee ...
25. März 2002 · Schermie, Joe (12th February 1946-25th March 2002) He was a bass guitarist and singer-songwriter born Joseph Edward Schermetzler in Madison, Wisconsin, to a family where his parents had been on vaudeville and later owned their own nightclub. While still young he learned to play the drums and the bass guitar and also sang.
This was Schermie's last television appearance. The band K.A.T.T. in 1998, Joe Schermie/Bass, Katt Kleiber/Vocals, Floyd Sneed/Drums, Ron Diego Johnston/Guitar Sneed regularly appeared in concert on percussion and drums with former Three Dog Night lead singer Chuck Negron through the 1990s and 2000s, and is credited on Chuck Negron's Live In Concert released in 2001.
Joe Schermie Fans, Scranton, Pennsylvania. 648 likes. Fran Festa's tribute to original Three Dog Night Bassist Extraordinaire, Joseph Edward Schermetzler!
