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In late 1968, Corbetta and Webber formed the band Chocolate Hair, including drummer Myron Pollock, who'd played previously with Corbetta, plus Webber's friend, bassist Bob Raymond. Corbetta had originally started out as a drummer at the age of four before switching over to keyboards by age seven.
The complete digital version of the “Them Changes”/“Inner City Blues”/“Peter Gunn Theme” medley features Myron Pollock’s ripping drum solo, always a highlight of the band’s sets.
Our Top 10 Sugarloaf Songs list features a classic American rock band formed in the late 60s. The band consisted of members Jerry Corbetta (lead singer/keyboardist), Bob Webber (guitarist), Myron Pollock (drummer), and Bob Raymond (bassist). When Sugarloaf originally got together, they originally called themselves Chocolate Hair.
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Happy birthday to Myron Pollock, drummer of Sugarloaf. To learn more about the band, click here: https://colomusic.org/video/sugarloaf-documentary/. The Moonrakers were the most popular group in Denver during the mid 1960s, with four singles hitting the local charts (the biggest being “You’ll Come Back”).
Corbetta returned to keyboards, and with Bob Raymond (bass) and Myron Pollock (drums), the band transformed into Chocolate Hair. The quartet, scoring a big national hit with “Green-Eyed Lady,” which peaked at #3 on October 17, 1970.
18. Sept. 2022 · At two weeks shy of his 76th birthday, drummer Myron Pollock played with an ease that would make much younger drummers jealous. 77 year old Denny Flannigan fingers danced across his keyboard and Bob Webber worked his magic on guitar as he walked across the stage and joined Bobby Pickett. To the delight of everyone the songs filled ...
Keyboardist/vocalist Jerry Corbetta and guitarist Bob Webber of the Moonrakers (Denver’s most popular group during the middle of the decade), plus Bob Raymond on bass and Myron Pollock on drums, recorded demos that got Chocolate Hair signed to Liberty Records.
