Lone Star

[Heathblue]

http://teamrock.com/feature/2016-05-...lled-or-did-it

[Thoth]

I'm amazed by that article.

[Heathblue]

?, I have briefly spoken to Kenny and Anthony Smith regarding Lone Star.

[Steve R]

I'm amazed by that article.

Different Lonestar thicko!!

[Steve R]

?, I have briefly spoken to Kenny and Anthony Smith regarding Lone Star.

I've worked with Ray Jones before, he was depping with some band on bass.

[Mr Soul '68]

http://teamrock.com/feature/2016-05-...lled-or-did-it

There is a full length article on the vastly under-rated band in this month's 'Classic Rock' magazine.

Saw them live at the Reading festival in '77. Classy performance.

Kenny has a great voice and surely should have been destined for something bigger. Saw his band play local places like The Royal Oak, The Claude and Old Iltydians quite a few times when I lived in Sunny Splott. I've seen a thousand and one bands cover Free's 'All Right Now', Kenny always nailed it perfectly, unlike so many vocalists I've seen trying to imitate Paul Rodgers.

[Thoth]

Different Lonestar thicko!!

[Lost Johnny]

Lone Star were a class hard rock band who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. The musical climate was changing rapidly around 1976/77 and their sound just didn't fit in.

Had they emerged on the rock scene around 1973/74 things could have been so much different for them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6UFjlQq5bA

[Taunton Blue Genie]

[QUOTE=Lost Johnny;4625479]Lone Star were a class hard rock band who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. The musical climate was changing rapidly around 1976/77 and their sound just didn't fi
I always thought that they had a good chance of making it and The Bells of Berlin still gives me goose pimples.

[NYCBlue]

After spending time in Canada, I can't believe they didn't get it together to go to the US. They could have been huge.

[Heathblue]

[QUOTE=Taunton Blue Genie;4625483]

Lone Star were a class hard rock band who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. The musical climate was changing rapidly around 1976/77 and their sound just didn't fi
I always thought that they had a good chance of making it and The Bells of Berlin still gives me goose pimples.

Tony Smith fronts a local covers band called The Daggers, I was watching them in the claude a few years ago and Kenny Driscoll popped in, obviously they did a song together which, I captured.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ0Drh-dov8

[Heathblue]

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Turned up in my news feed this morning.

[Vimana.]

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Turned up in my news feed this morning.

^^