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In May 1972, both Lee Pickens and Jim Rutledge left Bloodrock, with Pickens forming the Lee Pickens Group (LPG) and released the album LPG in early 1973 on Capitol Records. Meanwhile, Rutledge released a solo album in 1976 on Capitol Records titled Hooray for Good Times.
"DOA" fue probablemente el sencillo más conocido y recordado de la banda. La motivación para escribir esta canción fue explicada en 2005 por el guitarrista Lee Pickens: “Cuando yo tenía 17 años, quería ser piloto aviador", contó Pickens.
3 de dic. de 2017 · Lee Pickens guitar work is great, and the songs the band wrote, give him plenty of room to explore his unique style and great tone. Lee's band is tight throughout, and all the players, Bass, Keyboard and Drummer add to the mix of funk, hard rock and country rock.
This was some pretty dark stuff for the early metal era.
16 de feb. de 2021 · Lee Pickens' distinctive slicing lead guitar way always way high in the mix. Steven Hill's Hammond organ glides over almost everything. Rhythm guitarist Nick Taylor and bassist Ed Grundy were masters of the monster riff.
Lee Pickens Group – LPG (1973/ Capitol) El polémico mánager y ex-músico Terry Knight, quiso repetir la hazaña que había conseguido con Grand Funk Railroad, con Bloodrock. No le salió. Si bien la banda disfrutaba de un contrato también con Capitol y su música era realmente fantástica.
7 de ene. de 2021 · Yet the drug line in question, “We were flying along, and hit something in the air,” actually came about after guitarist Lee Pickens witnessed a pilot friend crashing his airplane at a small...
