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Following Steppenwolf's highly successful 1974 European "farewell" tour, Kay reformed the band with Jerry Edmonton, Goldy McJohn, George Biondo and new guitarist Bobby Cochran. The group recorded three more albums-Slow Flux, which yielded the Top 20 hit "Straight Shootin' Woman," Hour of the Wolf and Skullduggery-for the Epic-distributed Mums label, before calling it a day once again in 1976.
In truth, the Fillmore gig where St. Nicholas appeared with the bunny ears occurred Easter weekend of 1969 and Nick was in the band for a full year after that incident. St. Nicholas found out about his firing in mid-1970 when he discovered the band rehearsing with their new bassist, George Biondo, while Nick was still with the group.
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A Happy Birthday to George Biondo – Brooklyn-born rock musician – known as the bass guitarist of the American rock band, Steppenwolf, from April 1970 to October 1976. He has been based in Southern...
I met and became friends with the late Jack Ryland, a great guy, and fine bassist, when I moved to Reno in 1993. He replaced Joe Schermie in Three Dog Night, and then played in Steppenwolf after George Biondo. I don't think he did any recordings with them, but did appear on Three Dog Night's work after Schermie.
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