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The albums America's Choice (1975), Yellow Fever (1975), and Hoppkorv (1976) showcase a power trio with the addition of new drummer Bob Steeler. Jeff Tamarkin's liner notes on the RCA "Platinum Gold Hot Tuna Collection" characterize this trilogy as being emblematic of the band's "rampage years." Kaukonen is quoted as saying the change of focus was due to the fact that "it was just fun to be ...
The Bob Steeler Band. "Told Me Lies". Live at Belmar Arts 9-20-14 Performance following Bob Steeler solo art exhibit. Debut for new group of former drummer of Hot Tuna. ...more. Live at...
24. Apr. 2024 · 8. 490 views 9 years ago. / spiraleye.nyc SpiralEye w/ Bob Steeler live at the Raccoon Lodge in Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Rock Me Baby is a blues standard written by B.B. King and was performed by...
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9. Feb. 2024 · 10. 404 views 11 years ago. ex h. tuna drummer bob steeler, icepack and friends lovers paradise original from the cd bk2sq1 by icepack jackson and klyph black. written by paul larkin of the...
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Formed circa 1978, The Offs were a punk / ska band from San Francisco, started by guitarist Billy Hawk and singer Don Vinil, and later joined by former Hot Tuna drummer Bob Steeler and a rotation of horn players including Bob Roberts, Richard Edson and Roland Young. The Offs were active in the early days of the San Francisco punk rock scene. [1]
