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Drummers Mike Sloski and Steve Pitkin filled in on drums until the band recruited Joel Anderson as its new permanent drummer. "A Penny More", the lead single from Restless, became the band's biggest hit, produced by John Oliveira and the band at Hamilton's Grant Avenue Studios.
Mike Sloski. Michael began his professional career in the Toronto Music Scene in 1971. Through the years he has performed with such legendary artists as Etta James, Martha Reeves, Ben E. King, John Baldry and Dusty Springfield. Michael has recorded and toured extensivley around the world with Bruce Cockburn and Mary Margaret O'Hara.
August 2009 traten die Rhinoceros-Gründungsmitglieder John Finley, Alan Gerber, Danny Weis und Michael Fonfara noch einmal gemeinsam beim Kitchener Blues Festival in Ontario, Kanada, auf; mit dabei waren Peter Hodgson (Bass), Bernie LaBarge (Gitarre) und Mike Sloski (Schlagzeug).
Drums - Michael Sloski, Gary Craig; Percussion - Matt Zimbel; Keyboards, Vocals – David Tyson; Backing Vocals – Al Van Wart, Eddie Schwartz; 1985 line-up. This line recorded the 1985 album The Lines Are Open. Vocals - Dean McTaggart; Keyboards - Rob Gusevs; Saxophone - Earl Seymour; Guitars - Doug Macaskill; Bass - Glenn Olive ...
Michael Sloski. Profile: Canadian drummer, based in Toronto, Canada. In Groups: Big Faith, Strangeness Beauty, The Arrows, The Mississippi Hippies, Young (19), Manteca (2) Variations: Viewing All | Michael Sloski. M. Sloski, Michael Slosky, Mike Dexter, Mike Sloski, Sloski.
At that time the line up consisted of Roger Plomish (leader, lead singer, trumpet, organ, piano, pedal steel guitar), Mo Prieur (sax, flute, vocals), Mike Sloski (drums, percussion, vocals), Alex MacDougall (lead guitar, banjo, pedal steel guitar, vocals), Brian Kirkwood (bass, vocals, trumpet), John Redmond (keyboard, lead vocals ...
Rhinoceros, featuring original members John Finley, Alan Gerber, Danny Weis, Michael Fonfara and Peter Hodgson, with Mike Sloski (drums) and Bernie LaBarge (guitar), played at the Kitchener Blues Festival in Ontario on 7 August 2009. Rhinoceros at the Kitchener Blues Festival 2009 - Picture by Stefan Myles - Fandy Photography.
