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Kevin
March 27th 2019
It was a good show but not what I expected to say the least. I thought this was the artist Home, as shown on this page. However, this was actually an improv group. Not bad though.
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Home Biography
There are two bands who have used this name.
1) The active one: Florida-based prog/indie-experimental band what moved to New York. All albums are numbered, they're up to 16 "sexteen."
members:
Brad Truax : Bass
Andrew Deutsch: Guitar
Chris Millstein: Drums
Eric Morrison: Piano
2) London based band, formed in 1970 as a four-piece band. Initially builing a large following in Holland and Germany, Home's largest British gig was a Wembley concert supporting Led Zeppelin
The band released 3 albums; Pause for a Hoarse Horse (1971), Home (1972) and The Alchemist(1973)
After the release of the third Album they added vocalist Dave Skillin and keyboard player Jim Anderson to the line-up. The band split in 1974 and Wisefield went on to join Wishbone Ash
members:
Vocals, Guitar: Mick Stubbs
Bass: Cliff Williams
Guitar: Laurie Wisefield
Drums: Mick Cook
Keyboards: Jim Anderson
Vocals: Dave Skillin
Read More1) The active one: Florida-based prog/indie-experimental band what moved to New York. All albums are numbered, they're up to 16 "sexteen."
members:
Brad Truax : Bass
Andrew Deutsch: Guitar
Chris Millstein: Drums
Eric Morrison: Piano
2) London based band, formed in 1970 as a four-piece band. Initially builing a large following in Holland and Germany, Home's largest British gig was a Wembley concert supporting Led Zeppelin
The band released 3 albums; Pause for a Hoarse Horse (1971), Home (1972) and The Alchemist(1973)
After the release of the third Album they added vocalist Dave Skillin and keyboard player Jim Anderson to the line-up. The band split in 1974 and Wisefield went on to join Wishbone Ash
members:
Vocals, Guitar: Mick Stubbs
Bass: Cliff Williams
Guitar: Laurie Wisefield
Drums: Mick Cook
Keyboards: Jim Anderson
Vocals: Dave Skillin
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