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Over a summer hiatus in 1966, Stuart Brotman effectively left Canned Heat after he had signed a contract for a long engagement in Fresno with an Armenian belly-dance revue. Canned Heat had contacted Brotman, touting a recording contract which had to be signed the next day, but Brotman was unable to make the signing on short notice.
Stuart Brotman was born on 27 February 1966 in Rochester, Minnesota, USA. He was an actor, known for Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown (1977), It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown (1976) and You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown (1975). He was married to Elizabeth Brotman.
Junto al guitarrista Henry “Sunflower” Vestine (que pasó brevemente por los Mothers of Invention, nacido el 25 de diciembre de 1944 en Takoma Park, Maryland), el bajista Stuart Brotman y el batería Frank Cook, Wilson y Hite formaron Canned Heat, tomando el apelativo de una canción que había grabado el bluesman Tommy Johnson en los años 20.
Stuart Brotman, bass, basy (cello), tilinca and baraban (poik), has been an accomplished performer, arranger and recording artist in the ethnic music field for over 50 years.
Darrow left the group after recording the album and was replaced by bassist Stuart Brotman, previously a member of an early version of Canned Heat.
Stuart Brotman. US klezmer, world music and folk / blues multi-instrumentalist. Founding member and first bassist of Canned Heat who left the group in 1966 after the recording of their initially shelved first album which was later released under the name "Vintage".
Stuart N. Brotman, a member of APCO’s International Advisory Council, is an American government policymaker, tenured university professor, management consultant, lawyer, author and editorial adviser, and non-profit organization executive.
