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18. Okt. 2006 · Another gifted musician/producer has gone. We just learned that Kerry Magness died April 22, 2004. He played bass for several notable bands including The Kingsmen and The Doors. We know nothing about the circumstances of his death as yet, but will pass the news along as we learn more.
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Kerry Magness – bass (1966–1967; died 2004) J.C. Rieck – keyboards, vocals (1966–1967; died 2019) Turley Richards – vocals, guitar (1967) Pete Borg – bass (1967; died 2010) Jeff Beals – bass (1967–1968; died 2016) Steve Friedson – keyboards (1967–1973) Yank Barry – vocals (1968–1969)
Explore Kerry Magness's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Kerry Magness on AllMusic.
30. Jan. 2024 · The Daily Flash | Interview | The Legendary Recordings 1965-1967 - It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine. January 30, 2024. Seattle’s first “alternative” band from the 60s, The Daily Flash were caught in the psychedelic explosion of the West Coast with their electrifying blend of folk-rock, pop, blues and jazz.
Their respective replacements were J.C. Rieck on keyboards with Kerry Magness and then Pete Borg on bass. Also new to the team were producers Paul Tannen and Mark Wildey. The track list features a combination of reliable pop and R&B standards mixed with songs written by group members.
Writer: Night of the Cobra Woman. Kerry Magness was born on 15 December 1942 in Yakima, Washington, USA. Kerry was a writer and producer, known for Night of the Cobra Woman (1972), The Silent Scream (1979) and An Eye for an Eye (1973). Kerry died on 22 April 2004 in Santa Monica, California, USA.
