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In 1965, local drummer Lee Graziano was asked to substitute for Michalak, initially for just a weekend, while the latter was in Las Vegas; however, after Michalak did not return for the two subsequent weekends, Graziano continued to fill the drummer role and ultimately became Michalak's permanent replacement, completing what would ...
- 1961–1970
- Brookfield, Illinois, United States
20. Okt. 2015 · Since 2011 she’s been in touch with her drumming idol Lee Graziano, best known from his stints in iconic Chicago garage band the American Breed (“Bend Me, Shape Me,” “Step Out of Your Mind ...
- Steve Krakow
The American Breed in 1968. L to R: Gary Loizzo, Lee Graziano, Charles Colbert, Jr., Al Ciner. BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS. Description: Drummer, USA. Known For: Member of “The American Breed”. Instruments: Drums. Music Styles: Rock. Location: IL, United States of America. Date Born: 9th November 1943.
Writer: Charles Colbert - Timothy Burton - Alan Cider - Lee Graziano - Todd Loizzo / Composers: Charles Colbert - Timothy Burton - Alan Cider - Lee Graziano - Todd Loizzo. Access the complete album info (16 songs) ℗ 2016 Geffen Records. 01-01-2016. The Best Of The American Breed.
Contemporary Pop/Rock, Film Score, Garage Rock, Psychedelic/Garage, Blue-Eyed Soul, Soul, AM Pop. Group Members. Gary Loizzo, Al Ciner, Charles Colbert, Lee Graziano, Jim Michalak, Kevin Murphy, André Fischer. Related Artists. All Related Artists. Rufus. The Box Tops. The Buckinghams. The Standells. Gary Puckett. The Outsiders. Jay & the Americans.
The American Breed formed in Chicago in 1966 — Gary Loizzo, vocals and guitar (born Aug. 16, 1945); Chuck Colbert, bass (Aug. 29, 1944); Al Ciner, guitar (May 14, 1947) and Lee Graziano, drums (Nov. 9, 1943) — and had five chart records in the years 1967-8, all produced by Bill Traut of Dunwich Productions. Originally called Gary and the ...
American Breed were a short-lived rock band forming in 1966 and disbanding in 1969. The American Breed would later evolve into a band under the moniker Rufus. Band members included Gary Loizzo (vocals, guitar), Al Ciner (guitar), Kevin Murphy (keyboards), Charles Colbert (bass), and Lee Graziano (drums).