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Hello People performed as Todd Rundgren's back-up band and background vocalists, and did solo spots on some of his early tours in the 1970s. They also were part of his Back to the Bars 1978 tours, singing background vocals and doing mime routines. Lineup. The original Hello People were: W. S. "Sonny" Tongue - vocal, guitar (stage ...
The original Hello People were: W. S. "Sonny" Tongue - vocal, guitar (stage name "Country") Greg Geddes - bass, vocal (stage name "Smoothie") Bobby Sedita - guitar, vocal (stage name "Goodfellow") Larry Tassi - keyboards, vocal (stage name "Much More") Michael Sagarese - flute (stage name "Wry One") Ronnie Blake - drums (stage name "Thump Thump")
W. S. "Sonny" Tongue - vocal, guitar (stage name "Country") Greg Geddes - bass, vocal (stage name "Smoothie") Bobby Sedita - guitar, vocal (stage name "Goodfellow")
El tema “If I Should Sing Too Softly”, canción que gustará a quienes aprecien los sonidos de Association o Turtles, fue un single escrito por su cantante y guitarra W. S. “Sonny” Tongue. Te puede interesar
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28 de nov. de 2019 · posted by albums-update Hello People was a rock group that was created in New York City in late 1967 by producer Lou Futterman. Late-'60s concept band Hello People was put together by New York producer Lew Futterman. Basing his concept on French mime films, Futterman assembled a group of Ohio musicians to make up the…
—W. S. Tongue, Anthem Sonny had done some time in prison in the mid-1960s for draft resistance. After the first record was issued by the band, Sonny concluded he'd had enough as a performer and decided to become a full-time songwriter.
