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The original members were Tim Quirk (vocals), Jay Blumenfield (guitar, vocals), Sandy Smallens (bass, vocals) and Tommy Vinton (drums). During 1982-1983 Tommy LaRussa temporarily replaced Vinton as drummer. Smallens departed on amicable terms in 1994; producer William Wittman joined on bass guitar and vocals after Smallens's departure.
1 de dic. de 2023 · Yelling: Tim Quirk. Bass and singing on Lincoln Highway: Sandy Smallens. Drums: Tommy Vinton. More guitars and singing (and also bass on “Not Yet Three”): William Wittman. Recorded at: Melody Springs, Culver City, CA (engineer and thanks to: Leo Blumenfield) Hobo Sound, Weehawken, NJ (engineer and thanks to James Frazee)
Life went on, as life does, with founding bassist Sandy Smallens dropping out in 1994, and producer William Wittman locking in on bass with drummer Tommy Vinton and guitarist Jay Blumenfield for a fifth album, . . .
6 de dic. de 2022 · They are led by vocalist Tim Quirk, with Jay Blumenfield on guitar and Tommy Vinton on drums, original bassist Sandy Smallens was replaced at one point by the band’s producer William Wittman (who also plays with Cyndi Lauper), but now the two both trade off on bass and second guitar.
Mutiny is an album by American power pop band Too Much Joy. It was released on September 12, 1992 on Giant Records, and was the third and last album Too Much Joy released on this label. [2] Critical reception. Critics generally gave Mutiny favorable reviews. For example, People described it as "multifaceted" and "the band’s best yet." [4] .
Singing: Jay Blumenfield, Tim Quirk, Sandy Smallens, William Wittman Guitars: Jay Blumenfield, William Wittman Bass: Sandy Smallens, William Wittman Drums: Tommy Vinton
William Wittman (1994 – present) Too Much Joy were an alternative band which formed in Scarsdale, New York, United States in 1987. The band's original members were Tim Quirk (vocals), Jay Blumenfield (guitar, vocals), Sandy Smallens (bass, vocals) and Tommy Vinton (drums).
