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11 de mar. de 2016 · Greg Errico Career Overview 1965-1983. Grateful Dead fans have seen drummer Greg Errico's name over the years, sitting in on the odd album track here and there, or listed on tape boxes. Errico played on some projects with Mickey Hart, and periodically he was the drummer for the Jerry Garcia Band as well. Once he even played drums for Bob Weir.
Greg and his band, Sly & the Family Stone, had the opportunity to perform on primetime television in 1968 on the Ed Sullivan Show! When someone performed on ...
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27 de ago. de 2013 · During that whirlwind week back in December 1966, when the seeds for Sly and the Family Stone were sown, drummer Greg Errico remembers he and his new bandmates leaning on material by Otis Redding. That continued into 1967, when a version of Redding’s “I Can’t Turn You Loose” was included as the B side of the first Sly and the Family Stone single, which was released on the Loadstone label.
Greg Errico (* 1. September 1946 in San Francisco) ist ein US-amerikanischer Musiker und Produzent. Leben und Wirken. Bekannt wurde Greg Errico als Schlagzeuger in der Anfangsformation der Soul-Funk-Band Sly & the Family Stone, die er 1971 als Erster verließ. Im September 1974 trat er ...
30 de ago. de 2013 · Greg Errico was only 17 years old on the night he showed up to rehearse with the Stone Souls, his band with guitarist Freddie Stewart, only to find himself at a meeting led by Freddie’s older brother — Sylvester (a.k.a. Sly), a musician, producer and popular San Francisco-area DJ — about forming a different group. “When I got there, no ...
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