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The band consisted of founding members Russell Smith, Jeff Davis, and Butch McDade. They left Knoxville for greener pastures in the early seventies. The Aces came together in Memphis, Tennessee in 1972, first with bassist Jeff Davis and drummer Butch McDade, who had recorded and toured with singer-songwriter Jesse Winchester.
Mitglieder: Russell Smith, Gesang, Gitarre- Jeff Davis, Bass- Billy Earhart, Keyboards- Barry ,Byrd“ Burton, Gitarre, Dobro- Butch McDade, Schlagzeug. Record Labels: ABC Erster Hit: Third Rate Romance (1975) Amazing Rhythm Aces, eine Country-Rock-Band aus Memphis, die Anfang der 70erJahre gegründet wurde. Ihr Besetzung unterlag einem ...
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Andrew "Butch" John Cahalan (Age 60) of Breezy Point, NY passed away on July 14, 2023. All those that knew Butch loved him, he was that kind of person. Butch was born on January 1, 1963 at Brooklyn Hospital and is survived by his devoted wife Geraldine and his adoring son Andrew (Kristen Kelleher) who he could not be more proud of. He is also survived by his loving parents Andrew and Janet ...
Biographie Débuts. Les membres de Aces jouaient dans Fatback, un groupe local originaire de Knoxville, dans le Tennessee, à la fin des années 1960 et début 1970, composé du chanteur et guitariste Russell Smith, du bassiste Jeff « Stick » Davis, du batteur Butch McDade (né David Hugh McDade à Clarksdale, dans le Missouri ; 24 février 1946 – 29 novembre 1998) [2] et le guitariste Dan ...
Biography. A mainstream country-rock band similar in execution (if not commercial success) to the Eagles, the Amazing Rhythm Aces were formed in Memphis in 1974 by bassist Jeff Davis and drummer Butch McDade, who had earlier recorded and toured with the great singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester. After striking out on their own, Davis and McDade ...
