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The band's first official lineup included Eric on rhythm guitar and keyboards, Jim on drums, Wally Bryson on lead guitar and John Aleksic on bass—in lieu of Dave Smalley, the group's first choice, who was serving in Vietnam. History will record that the very first song Raspberries ever played onstage was "I've Got A Feeling" by the Beatles ...
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Gitarrist Wally Bryson und Bassist John Aleksic, beide wie Bonfanti ehemalige Mitglieder von The Choir, komplettierten die erste Besetzung der Formation, die im Oktober des Jahres ihr Livedebüt gab. Mit ihren kurzen Haaren, den passenden Anzügen und einem Sound, der an The Beatles erinnert, unterschieden sie sich von der damals lokal dominierenden Hard–Rock -Szene Clevelands.
The Raspberries were formed in 1970, out of Cleveland, Ohio by guitarist and vocalist Eric Carmen, guitarist Wally Bryson, bassist John Aleksic, and drummer Jim Bonfanti. Later, Dave Smalley replaced Aleksic on bass and added rhythm guitar to the mix. The members brought a diverse range of influences to the band, from the
10. Apr. 2024 · After The Choir and Cyrus Erie both split, Carmen, Bryson, and Bonfanti formed Raspberries, initially with guitarist John Aleksic. In 1971, however, Aleksic was replaced by Dave Smalley, who had ...
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12. März 2024 · Influenced by British Invasion bands like the Who and the Beatles, the band – originally featuring Carmen on rhythm guitar, vocals, and piano, Jim Bonfanti on drums, Wally Bryson on lead guitar and vocals, and John Aleksic on bass – helped pioneer the power-pop movement. After Aleksic left and was replaced by ex-Choir singer Dave Smalley, the Raspberries signed with Capitol Records and ...
Play On by Scott McCarl, released 01 April 2022 1. I'll Be On My Way 2. I Hope 3. Wait A Minute Girl 4. Fallin' In Love 5. In Love Without A Girl 6. I Think About You 7.
