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Rick Caon would also join the band when they were known as the Looking Glass. Yeah! is a twelve-track album that gathers the Alarm Clocks’ original single along with the other demos from 1966. Also included are three basement recordings from 1965 by the Perceptions.
Cleveland, 1967. The Colours were one of the bands that had Ben "Eleven Letters" Orzechowski as a member. They were a four member band that included Ben (on guitar), RIck Caon (guitar), Rob Ruzga (bass), and Wayne Weston (drums).
Dann Klawon Dave Smalley Dan Heckel Tom Boles Wally Bryson Dave Burke Jim Bonfanti Jim Skeen Phil Giallombardo Randy Klawon Bob McBride Rick Caon Dennis (Denny) Carleton Jim Anderson Kenny Margolis The Choir was a garage rock band largely active in the greater Cleveland area from the mid-1960s into the early 1970s.
Rick Caon – The Castles, Sanctuary. The Grasshoppers and Leon and the Stormers. (The Grasshoppers included Ben Orr, who later joined The Cars as vocalist/bass player.) Denny Carleton – The Lost Souls, Moses, Milk, the Inner City, the Fa Band, the Pagans, the Window. Kenny Margolis – Cyrus Erie, Scarlet Fever, Sittin' Ducks.
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Sanctuary stayed true to its style, but was dealt a blow when Andy Chapin suddenly and unexpectedly left the band. Chapin later joined Steppenwolf and then played with Rick Nelson before being killed in plane crash while touring. Sanctuary pressed on, adding guitarist Rick Caon, also a former member of The Choir from Cleveland. Margolis then ...
A Musical Journey. Rick Cannon's debut album "Carolina to California " along with 2 new single releases "Longboarder from England " and "Song for Our Daughters " can be found on Spotify . You can order a copy of the CD "Carolina to California" by sending an email to rickiecannon@gmail.com for details. As always, you can pick up a copy of the CD
