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Drummer Ritchie Teeter, who played in the Dictators and Twisted Sister, has died, according to a post on the Dictators Forever, Forever Dictators blog. Teeter joined the legendary punk band the...
The Dictators. The Dictators es una banda de proto-punk y punk rock de Estados Unidos formada en Nueva York en 1973 1 y es considerada como una de las precursoras del "punk rock" que posteriormente nacería en USA.
En diciembre de 1980, Petri se fue a Plasmatics y lo reemplazaron brevemente por Richie Teeter. Irónicamente, Teeter, antiguo miembro de The Dictators , fue reemplazado por "Fast" Joey Brighton, quien fue sustituido por A.J. Pero, del grupo Cities, otra banda sin discográfica pero con éxito local.
In Memory of Richie Teeter. When Richie Teeter joined the Dictators he was a few years older and already married, which instantly made him more mature than the group of nihilistic, knuckleheads that recorded "The Dictators Go Girl Crazy."
Former member Richard Teeter, who played drums for The Dictators between 1976 and 1979, died on April 10, 2012, due to complications from esophageal cancer. He was 61. In November 2015, Go Girl Crazy! received an expanded and remastered CD reissue, featuring several unreleased selections and remixes of three tunes by Andrew W.K.
Drummer/singer Ritchie Teeter and bassist Mark "The Animal" Mendoza had joined, which allowed Shernoff to switch from bass to keyboards. Although the sonic quality was mortally damaged in the original mastering (and a CD reissue has yet to appear), Manifest Destiny comes across with another helping of brilliant Shernoff originals like "Steppin' Out," "Science Gone Too Far!"
10 de abr. de 2012 · Richard J. Teeter. Age: 61 (born Mar 16th, 1951) R.I.P.: Apr 10th, 2012. Died of: Esophageal cancer. Place of birth: United States. Gender: Male. Trivia. Teeter joined The Dictators in 1976 and played on two of the punk group's albums before leaving in 1979. Past Bands. Links. The Dictators. Drums (1976-1979) Twisted Sister. Drums (1980-1981)
