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Coogie Stoddart returned to perform with Wild Cherry, beginning with the tour to support Electrified Funk, and recorded I Love My Music with the band. Stoddart toured with the group, in support of I Love My Music, but left before Only the Wild Survive was recorded. Post-breakup (1980–present)
Después de que los miembros originales abandonaran la banda, hubo otros miembros que también tuvieron mucho éxito, como la prima de Tob, Coogie Stoddart - guitarra, coros y Joe Buchmelter al bajo.
16 de ene. de 2018 · Members: Robert Parissi (lead vocals, guitar), Ben Difabbio (drums, vocals, 1970-75), Louie Osso (guitar, vocals, 1970-73), Larry Brown (bass, vocals, 1970-73), Larry Mader (keyboards, vocals, 1970-73), Coogie Stoddart (guitar, vocals, 1973-75, 1977-78), Joe Buchmelter (bass, 1973), Buckie Lusk (bass, 1973-75), Allen Wentz (bass ...
Parissi se graduó de la Mingo High School en 1968. Rob formó su primera banda en 1970 en Steubenville, Ohio, una milla la norte de Mingo Junction a lo largo del río Ohio. El nombre del grupo "Wild Cherry" fue tomada de una caja de pastillas para la tos, mientras que Rob estaba recuperándose de una breve estancia en el hospital.
20 de abr. de 2024 · Over time, the band members changed; Osso, Brown, Mader, and Vallera left the band and were replaced by Parissi's cousin, Coogie Stoddart (guitar and vocals), and Joe Buchmelter (bass). Buchmelter was soon replaced by Bucky Lusk.
30 de oct. de 2013 · Over time, the band members changed, with Osso, Brown, and Mader leaving the band, replaced by Rob’s cousin, Coogie Stoddart (guitar, lead and background vocals) and Joe Buchmelter (bass). Buchmelter was soon replaced by Buckie Lusk. Parissi re-formed the band with new musicians.
Coogie Stoddart-guitar, vocals (1973-1975) and (1977 – 78) Donnie Iris -guitar, vocals (1978-1979)
