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The band reformed in late 1968 for a short period of time, with Danny Phay, the group's original vocalist in its 1965 inception, re-joining the band, as well as guitarist Ned Torney; bassist Bill Flores and guitarist Sean Tolby from the 1967 line-up remained.
Als Nächstes überredete er den ehemaligen Topsiders -Klampfenspieler Sean Tolby sich anzuschließen. Dann wurde der seinerzeit noch Biologie an der San José Staatsuniversität studierende David Aguilar als Hauptsänger verpflichtet. [3]
No Way Out is the debut album by the American garage rock band The Chocolate Watchband, and was released in September 1967 on Tower Records ( see 1967 in music ). It blended both garage and psychedelic rock influences, and was marked by distorted guitar instrumentals that were early examples of protopunk. It features the band's harder-edged ...
25. Apr. 2020 · Aguilar: The second Chocolate Watchband, (the first band named Chocolate Watchband formed by Mark Loomis in 1965, lasted about three months, played no more than ten local shows, and then disbanded) was assembled by Mark Loomis in 1966 and included David Aguilar on vocals, Mark Loomis lead guitar, Sean Tolby on rhythm guitar, Billy Flo Flores on bass, Gary Andrijasevich on drums. The band was ...
The Chocolate Watchband’s resurrected line-up (after their breakup in mid-1967) were: Sean Tolby, as a guitarist (handling lead guitar). Bill ‘Flo’ Flores, as a bassist. Tim Abbott, serving as a guitarist. Mark Whittaker, as the group’s new drummer.
16. Apr. 2022 · First, however, the band was asked to sign a multipage contract with Green Grass. “Our manager told us it was a really good deal,” said Sean Tolby in 1983. “But it was awful! They owned our ...
Born David Jackson Tolby in Modesto, CA, in 1943, he was one of five siblings. He was a member of the United States Marine Corps reserves from 1961 through 1967 and was drawn to music during this same period.
