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SONNIE BERNARDI. Photo By Mike Highfield | Haverock Festival 2017. Growing up with parents who loved & worked in the exciting live music scene of the day, Sonnie was raised in Toronto seeing stars and incredible musical talents pass through his home for Sunday brunch after their gigs.
Sonnie Bernardi – drums, vocals, percussion; Larger than Life (and Live'r than You've Ever Been) (1971, Daffodil 2-SBA-16007), recorded in concert at Massey Hall, Toronto. Track listing "Introduction" – 0:33 "Prince Of Peace" – 3:37 "Murder In The First Degree" – 3:36 "Newspaper Song" – 2:36 "Corinna Corinna" – 4:40 "Fly ...
- King Biscuit Boy with Crowbar
- Rock
- 1970–1975
- Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Over the years, there were a couple personnel changes with keyboardist Richard Bell leaving to join Janis Joplin's Full Tilt Boogie Band, Bell was replaced by Jozef Chirowski. Drummer Larry Atamanuik left to join Seatrain, a California-based band and was replaced by Sonnie Bernardi. They continued on to record a second album with Richard Newell ...
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7. Feb. 2006 · Personnel changes left Crowbar in 1971 with 'Kelly Jay' (vocals, keyboards, harmonica), Rheal Lanthier (lead guitar), John Gibbard (slide guitar), Josef Chirowski (replacing Richard Bell, keyboards), Roly Greenaway (bass guitar) and Sonnie Bernardi (replacing Larry Atamuniuk, drums). King Biscuit Boy continued as a frequent guest ...
CROWBAR. Canada's Sensational Boogie Band. They ruled the R ock & Roll music scene of the 70's, blowing the roof off thousands of live music venues across the country & beyond. With decades of musical mastery under their belts, some of the boys from Crowbar are back in town - & they're ready to rock.
The act resumed with a slight personnel change - Sonnie Bernardi replaced Atamanuik on drums and Jozef Chirowski replaced Bell on keyboards. Along with King Biscuit Boy, Crowbar cut the 'Official Music' album on credit from Terry Brown and Doug Riley's Toronto Sound production facility. It was the first Daffodil Records release July 13, 1970 ...
