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Marcus Doubleday — trumpet (1967–1969) Michael Fonfara — keyboards (1967; died 2021) Herbie Rich — keyboards, saxophone (1967–1969; died 2004) Stemsy Hunter - saxophone (1968–1969, 2007) Hoshal Wright - guitar (1968 - ?) John Simon - keyboards, arranger (1969) Roger Troy — bass, vocals (1974) Discography
Marcus Doubleday ( trompeta) Peter Strazza ( saxo tenor) Stemzie Hunter ( saxo alto) [ editar datos en Wikidata] The Electric Flag fue una banda estadounidense de blues - rock y jazz rock, fundada en Chicago, Illinois en 1966, y que estuvo en activo cuatro años.
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The Electric Flag. The Electric Flag was an American blues rock band formed in 1967 in Los Angeles, California. The band was led by guitarist Mike Bloomfield and featured drummer Buddy Miles, bassist Harvey Brooks, keyboardist Barry Goldberg, and a horn section that included saxophonist Peter Strazza and trumpeter Marcus Doubleday. The Electric ...
Trumpeter Marcus Doubleday had backed The Drifters, Jan And Dean as well as Bobby Vinton. Herbie Rich, a well seasoned session man, completed the ensemble on baritone sax . Oddly, before even playing any live concerts, the group recorded the soundtrack for the 1967 psychedelic exploitation movie, The Trip , which afforded them the opportunity to experiment with some of their ideas without much ...
17 de ene. de 2018 · For the original lineup, he enlisted guitarist/singer Nick Gravenites, bassist Harvey Brooks, drummer Buddy Miles, keyboardist Barry Goldberg, saxophonist Peter Strazza, trumpeter Mark Doubleday, and violinist Bob Notkoff. Bloomfield (1943–1981) first recorded during the early 1960s with bluesmen Sleepy John Estes and Big Joe Williams.
The Electric Flag 01. Harvey Brooks (1967-1969: bass) 02. Peter Strazza (1967-1969: saxophone) 03. Marcus Doubleday (1967-1969: trumpet) 04. Barry Goldberg (1967; 1974; keyboards, The Rides, The Chicago Loop) 05. Mike Bloomfield (1967-1968; 1974: lead guitars, vocals, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band) 06.
