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Richie Cole (bis 1983) Gesang, Schlagzeug. Dave Petratos (1985–1990) The Romantics sind eine US-amerikanische Band, die 1977 in Detroit von Mike Skill, Wally Palmar, Richie Cole und Jimmy Marinos gegründet wurde. Ihr größter Hit heißt What I Like About You .
- Wally Palmar
- 1977
- Coz Canler (ab 1981)
Former Blondie drummer Clem Burke replaced David Petratos as the Romantics' drummer in 1990. For much of the 1990s, the Romantics played obscure performances in small venues, largely forgotten and out of the public spotlight.
- 1977–present
- Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
- Rich Cole, Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, Brad Elvis
- Jimmy Marinos, Coz Canler, David Petratos, Clem Burke
The original members of The Romantics—Wally Palmar, Jimmy Marinos, Mike Skill and Rich Cole—formally became a band on Valentine’s Day, 1977. Bred on the streets of Detroit’s east side, The Romantics were inspired by the British invasion, American rock roots and the late 60s Detroit scene. They favored short hair, shorter songs and ...
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21. Juni 2018 · In 1984, drummer Jimmy Marinos left the Romantics, and he was replaced by David Petratos, who would serve as the band's drummer until 1990. This lineup recorded one album, Rhythm Romance , in 1985. Detroit keyboardist Barry Warner was also added to the band for the following 1985–1986 tour.
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David Petratos - Drums; Clem Burke - Drums; Johnny "Bee" Badanjek - Drums; Brad Elvis - Drums; Shows. December 2nd, 1977 - Wayne State University; December 2nd, 1977 - Wayne State University (Review) January 14th, 1978 - Peaches Records (Fraser, MI) March 7th, 1978 - Red Carpet Lounge; May 26th & 27th, 1978 - Bookie's Club 870
Former Blondie drummer Clem Burke replaced David Petratos as the Romantics' drummer in 1990. For much of the 1990s, the Romantics played obscure performances in small venues, largely forgotten and out of the public spotlight.
