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In March 1978, Davis and lead guitarist Jeff Jourard (formerly of a pre-fame version of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) decided to reform The Motels. Extensive auditions resulted in a new line-up of the band, consisting of Jourard's brother Marty, who played both the saxophone and keyboards, Michael Goodroe on bass, and Brian ...
The band broke up then reformed in 1978 with guitarist Jeff Jourard who brought in his brother Marty on keyboards and saxophone. Michael Goodroe on bass and Brian Glascock on drums rounded out the quintet.
20 de nov. de 2023 · November 20, 2023. Jeff Jourard is guitarist best known for being featured on the legendary album ‘Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers’ that was released in 1976. Jourard continued his career in the influential The Motels and is currently active as a member of Hollywood Stars. The Hollywood Stars recently added Jeff Jourard to the band’s lineup.
En marzo de 1978, Davis y el guitarrista líder Jeff Jourard (anteriormente integrante de la banda Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers antes de que se volviera conocida) decidieron volver a formar The Motels. [4]
26 de feb. de 2023 · Born in Buffalo, NY, Jeff Jourard grew up in Gainesville, Florida where he soaked up the soulful music culture of the South. Later, he relocated to Los Angeles where he reconnected with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers recording their debut album.
Original line-up as The Motels: Dean Chamberlain, Richard D'andrea, Martha Davis, Robert Neuman & Chuck Wada. Second Line-Up as The Motels: Martha Davis, Brian Glascock, Michael Goodroe, Jeff Jourard & Marty Jourard. Other members included: Tim McGovern & Scott Thurston.
The band consisted of Martha Davis, Jeff Jourard, Marty Jourard, Michael Goodroe and Brian Glascock. The first single, "Closets and Bullets", did not chart anywhere, but the second single, "Total Control", became a Top 10 hit in Australia and went Top 20 in France.
