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The Ohio Players — 32 — Capitol: Climax: 102 24 — Westbound: 1975 Greatest Hits: 92 22 — Rattlesnake: 61 8 — 1976 Gold: 31 10 28 US: Gold [33] Mercury: 1977 The Best of the Early Years, Vol. 1 — 58 — Westbound 1991 The Best of the Westbound Years — — — 1993 Orgasm: The Very Best of the Westbound Years — — — 1995 Funk ...
D-Maub was born on March 13, 1978, as DonErrick Montra Harper, in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he still continues to reside. [1] [4] His father was Derrick Calvin Harper Sr., who died in 2017, and mother was Donna Lee Harper (née, Tucker). [4]
The band released its debut album, The Godz, the next year on Millennium Records. They played on the road with Angel. "Godz are macho, mean biker boys," wrote Sylvie Simmons in 1978. "Their songs are about dope and bikes and rock and sex. They're loud, brash, crude, but a bloody good rock band." [4]
Pages in category "Musicians from Ohio" The following 80 pages are in this category, out of 80 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. A. Carrie B. Wilson Adams;
The Euclid Beach Band was a rock band from Cleveland, Ohio best known for their local hit song "There's No Surf in Cleveland". The band was formed in 1978 by Scene magazine editor Jim Girard and Rich Reising, a guitarist in Eric Carmen's band who also worked at Scene.
The elegant Ohio Theatre, in Downtown Columbus on Capitol Square, celebrated in a big way in 1978. Bob Hope, Ginger Rogers, Lillian Gish among stars who saluted Ohio Theatre in 1978 Skip to main ...
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Dick Griffey, the producer who had befriended and managed Lakeside since 1975, started Solar Records in 1978. [3] At that same time, Norman Whitfield had been courting the group to sign with his Whitfield Records, but Griffey offered the group a chance to write and co-produce their own music, which Whitfield was not willing to do.