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John Leillo Eric Kaz Roger Eaton Richie Dickon Dennis LePore Mike Ciliberto Peter Stuart Kohman: The Blues Magoos are an American rock group from The Bronx, a borough of New York City, United States. They were at the forefront of the psyc ...
Only Castro agreed and started up a revamped Blues Magoos, with Eric Katz, Richie Dickon, John Leillo and Roger Eaton. In 1969, the band completed Never Goin' Back To Georgia, but that release did not attract public attention either. Eaton left the band, and the other Blues Magoos used session musicians for the follow up Gulf Coast Bound. It ...
New members included Eric Kaz, Richie Dickon, John Leillo, and Roger Eaton. The rest of the original band moved to the west coast and started different projects. In 2012, The Blues Magoos released a new album after 41 of relative inactivity. Artist information sources include: Wikipedia.
The first was Castro’s Blues Magoos who signed up with ABC Records. The second version of Blues Magoos moved to the West Coast and signed up with Ganim Records. Castro’s lineup featured Richie Dickson, Roger Eaton, Eric Kaz, and John Leillo. The rest of the old Blues Magoos lineup headed to the West Coast.
- Brian Kachejian
Only Castro agreed and started up a revamped Blues Magoos, with Eric Kaz, Richie Dickon, John Leillo and Roger Eaton. The other Blues Magoos moved to the west coast, enlisted Ted Munda, and released the "Let Your Love Ride" b/w "Who Do You Love" single on Ganim Records in 1969 before replacing Munda with Joey Stec , formerly of The Millenium ...
21. Juni 2011 · Only you agreed and started the new version of Blues Magoos with Eric Kaz, Richie Dickon, John Leillo and Roger Eaton and in 1969 you released Never Goin’ Back to Georgia and a year later Gulf Coast Bound. At first I declined the offer. I had put an ad out in The village Voice to start a new Band because the Magoos we over. My concept and 19 ...
John Leillo played vibes, Eric Kaz was now on keyboards, Roger Eaton played bass and Richie Dickon became the drummer. In 1969, the band completed the album "Never Goin' Back To Georgia", while the same group, except for Eaton, was augmented by session musicians for the disappointing 1970 LP, "Gulf Coast Bound". Neither of these sold well, and after hanging on for another two years, The Blues ...
