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Naftalin departed the band in 1972 and was replaced by Chuck Steaks. Harold Aceves, formerly a roadie for the band, also joined the band at the same time as a second drummer. Ryan was fired in 1972 after missing a flight; he was replaced by Roger Stanton. Stanton had played with Aceves in a popular Phoenix, Arizona band Poland. Stanton remained ...
10. Apr. 2012 · Harold Aceves was the guy behind the kit, and on Monday, February 27, he passed away. But not before living a life full of music -- after his garage rock days in Phoenix he made his way out to...
Harold Aceves - drums (formerly a roadie for the band) December 16, 1973 County College of Morris Gymnasium, Randolph, NJ (with Chambers Brothers) December 23, 1973 Baltimore, MD December 27, 1973 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA December 28, 1973 Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL December 29, 1973 Vancouver, BC December 30, 1973 Portland, OR
4) Harold Aceves. 5) Bob Hogins. 6) Bob Fluire bass. January 18, 1974: unknown venue, Birmingham, AL. January 19, 1974: unknown venue, Jacksonville, FL. January 26, 1974: unknown venue, Fort Lauderdale, FL. January 30, 1974: unknown venue, Charlotte, NC. February 3, 1974: Convention Center, Indianapolis, IN with Country Joe And The Fish, Aerosmith.
- Bruno Ceriotti
20. Dez. 2013 · They all might have been skypilots on different flight paths during that period, but when Cipollina and Freiberg (on keys for the night) joined the ‘73 QSM lineup of Dino Valenti (vocals); Mark...
Dino Valenti - guitar, flute, congas, vocals; John Cipollina - guitar; Gary Duncan - bass, guitar, vocals; David Frieberg - keyboards; Mark Ryan - bass; Greg Elmore - drums; Harold Aceves - drums. Headlining a bill that featured Sons Of Champlin and John Cipollina's band, Copperhead, this Quicksilver Messenger Service recording proves that even ...
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