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Bob "Bullet" Bailey The Leaves were an American garage rock band formed in the San Fernando Valley, California, in 1964. [1] They are best known for their version of the song " Hey Joe ", which was a hit in 1966.
The sidemen were Joey Rivera from the Checkmates; Monti Lawston; and Bob "Bullet" Bailey, formerly of the Leaves. Bailey, Rivera, and Lawston left the band to form Goodstuff. The group's name was a pun on the Howard Hughes Corporation, with the 'hue' (a synonym of ' color ').
The sidemen were Joey Rivera from the Checkmates; Monti Lawston; and Bob “Bullet” Bailey, formerly of the Leaves. Bailey, Rivera, and Lawston left the band to form Goodstuff. The group’s name was a pun on the Howard Hughes Corporation, with the ‘hue’ (a synonym of ‘color’).
The original band had a lineup of three singers and three sidemen. The sidemen were Joey Rivera from the Checkmates; Monti Lawston; and Bob "Bullet" Bailey, formerly of the Leaves. Bailey, Rivera, and Lawston left the band to form Goodstuff.
In 1970, The Leaves reunited with the formation of Pons, Beck, Buddy Sklar (lead singer of The Hook and The David Spencer Group, Al Nichols (bassist of The Turtles) and Bob “Bullet” Bailey (drummer). They had been actively performing in Loa Angeles’ night spots. However, the group split in 1971.
Bob “Bullet” Bailey The Leaves es un grupo estadounidense de rock , del Valle de San Fernando en California . Se formó en 1964 y es más conocido por su versión de la canción Hey Joe .
18 de abr. de 2017 · The original band had a lineup of three singers and three sidemen. The sidemen were Joey Rivera from the Checkmates, Monti Lawston and Bob "Bullet" Bailey, formerly of the Leaves. Bailey, Rivera and Lawston left the band to form Goodstuff.
