Sky "Sunlight" Saxon And Firewall - Destiny's Children (1986)
BAND/ARTIST: Sky "Sunlight" Saxon And Firewall
- Title: Destiny's Children
- Year Of Release: 1986
- Label: PVC Records
- Genre: Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 29:14
- Total Size: 218 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Starving for Your Love - 3:36
2. Burning Down the Walls of the City - 3:24
3. Spirit of the Sixties (Return to the Sixties) - 4:40
4. Love Dog - 3:32
5. House of Mine - 3:32
6. Sha La La La It's a Groovy Thing - 3:07
7. Medley: Over-Reaction/Hollywood Blvd (Saxon, Bonfire, Beeson, Coffee, Joseph, Ganz, McDonald) - 7:21
Line-up::
Sky "Sunlight" Saxon - Lead Vocals
Mars Bonfire - "Cheeesey" Keyboards
Rich Coffee - Guitar
Roy McDonald - Drums
Eddie Munoz - Guitar
Dan West - Guitar
Shelley Ganz - Guitar
Leee Joseph - Bass
Greg Stewart - Bass
Toby Keil - Bass
Steve Wynn - Vocals, Guitar
David Provost - Vocals
Ric Albin - Vocals
Marc Platt - Vocals
Alan Berman - Vocals
Frank Beeson - Vocals
Julie M. - Vocals
Johnette - Vocals
Tracy Ziegler - Vocals
Julie Walker - Vocals
American Rock singer, born 20 August 1937 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA and died 25 June 2009 in Austin, Texas, USA.
Mainly known as leader and singer of garage rock band The Seeds. Began his career as doo-wop influenced singer under the name Little Richie Marsh in the early 60es. After changing his name to Sky Saxon, he began playing with The Electra-Fires and The Soul Rockers before finally starting The Seeds in 1965.
After the third and last album of the band in 1969, he joined the Ya Ho Wa sect and then left to Hawaii. He released several albums as the Yahowa 13 in the 70es.
Sky Saxon reformed The Seeds in 1989 and 2003, but the former members soon left the band after the second reformation.
Mainly known as leader and singer of garage rock band The Seeds. Began his career as doo-wop influenced singer under the name Little Richie Marsh in the early 60es. After changing his name to Sky Saxon, he began playing with The Electra-Fires and The Soul Rockers before finally starting The Seeds in 1965.
After the third and last album of the band in 1969, he joined the Ya Ho Wa sect and then left to Hawaii. He released several albums as the Yahowa 13 in the 70es.
Sky Saxon reformed The Seeds in 1989 and 2003, but the former members soon left the band after the second reformation.
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