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The band reformed in late 1968 for a short period of time, with Danny Phay, the group's original vocalist in its 1965 inception, re-joining the band, as well as guitarist Ned Torney; bassist Bill Flores and guitarist Sean Tolby from the 1967 line-up remained.
The Chocolate Watchband. Por AlohaCriticón. Compartir: Biografía. Grupo estadounidense de garaje influenciado por el R&B británico ( Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Animals …) surgido a mediados de los años 60 en la localidad californiana de Los Altos. Estaba compuesto por el cantante Danny Phay, el guitarrista Mark Loomis, el bajista Rich ...
Danny Phay – vocals. Phay was well known for his on-stage presence as a charismatic frontman. This line-up quickly dissolved after a number of factors that included the draft; which claimed Rich Young, then the departure of their drummer, Pete Curry, who was replaced by Gary Andrijasevich, a jazz drummer from Cupertino High School.
2 de oct. de 2012 · Mark: Yes, we decided to form the Watchband. Dave was not our original singer, Danny Phay was, and Rich Young played bass rather than Bill. Gary played drums with us and we had a keyboard player, Joe Kemley. Ned was already an accomplished guitar player by then.
Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1960s - 2020s. Formed. 1965 in Los Altos, CA. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. Garage Rock, Psychedelic/Garage, Rock & Roll. Group Members. Bill Flores, Danny Phay, David Aguilar, Gary Andrijasevich, Mark Loomis, Sean Tolby, Mark Whittaker, Tommy Abbott, Chris Flinders. Album Highlights. Full Discography. Credits
Despite marginal sales, Tower decided to go with a third Chocolate Watchband album. Tolby and Flores recruited Loomis and Andrijasevich as well as as original vocalist Danny Phay, who was currently working with the latter two in the Tingle Brigade. Completing the line-up was another original member, guitarist Ned Torney.
14 de nov. de 2015 · But when the time came to put together a solid new Watchband to replace departed singer Danny Phay, Loomis knew that Aguilar, a science student at San Jose State, had the right bad attitude and a righteous way around a blues-rock hook. Sponsored.
