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Population II by Randy Holden released in 1969. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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28 de feb. de 2020 · Randy Holden Population II “Godzilla just walked into the room. People just stood there with their eyes and mouths wide open.” To hear Randy Holden describe the audience’s reaction in 1969 to his solo debut performing with a teeth-rattling phalanx of 16 (sixteen!) 200 watt Sunn amps is about as close as many of us will get to ...
Randy Holden: Guitar, Vocals – Paul Whaley: Drums Dickie Peterson: Bass, Vocals – Jerry Russell: Management (Left to right) 1969. Blue Cheer – Phoenix 1969 Randy Holden: Guitar – Dickie Peterson: Bass, Vocals Paul Whaley: Drums (Left to right) 1969. Blue Cheer – Germany 1969
Randy Holden Photo: Blue Cheer home page Interview by Richie Unterberger (October 2000) Randy Holden might be the Great Lost Guitar Hero of the 1960's. As the string-bender for the Fender IV, the Sons of Adam, the Other Half, (briefly) Blue Cheer, and then as a soloist on the rare Population II album, he navigated the course of California 1960's guitar rock, from surf music and garage ...
2 de sept. de 2011 · Randy Holden was born in Pennsylvania and grew up on the move. He played in a number of bands including the Iridescents (blues rock), the Fender IV (surf rock) and the Sons of Adam (surf rock/psychedelic rock). Holden relocated the Fender IV from Baltimore, Maryland, to Southern California and they eventually became The Sons of Adam.
