Styx formed in 1972.
They are releasing a new album "Circle from Above"in late May.
They are releasing a new album "Circle from Above"in late May.
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On That Note: We Can Be Together
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Marshall Tucker Band - Just one original member. You can see them July 18 at Stir Cove at Harrah's in Council Bluffs
I Freaking loved "Cant You See" !973
I Freaking loved "Cant You See" !973
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Foreigner
They were in CB a couple of years agon
One member is still around but can't perform due to Parkinsons
Dirty White Boy
They were in CB a couple of years agon
One member is still around but can't perform due to Parkinsons
Dirty White Boy
This connects with choice for thread title. (Summary doesn’t include every detail about the transitions, but has the gist).
“We Can Be Together” is opening track from Jefferson Airplane’s “Volunteers” LP (1969), a song written by Paul Kantner.
Airplane split in the early ‘70s, morphing into Jefferson Starship, and included Kanter, Grace Slick and Marty Balin.
Jefferson Starship's initial run was 1974-84, had a revival in 1992 that continued until 2016, following Kantner’s death. His family and Slick’s approved JS to continue to tour under that name.
Starship, featuring JA/JS singer Grace Slick, but no other members from those groups, formed in '84. Slick left in 1988, to join reformed Airplane. In ’92, Starship was rebranded "Starship Featuring Mickey Thomas,” and continues.
Does your head ache yet?
For purpose of this topic, we probably don’t need to hear Airplane, original-run JS or “We Built This City,” but here’s a sample of “New” Jefferson Starship and Mickey Thomas Starship.
It’s About Time (2020)
The most-recent LP released by MTS was in 2013, here’s a single released from that.
“We Can Be Together” is opening track from Jefferson Airplane’s “Volunteers” LP (1969), a song written by Paul Kantner.
Airplane split in the early ‘70s, morphing into Jefferson Starship, and included Kanter, Grace Slick and Marty Balin.
Jefferson Starship's initial run was 1974-84, had a revival in 1992 that continued until 2016, following Kantner’s death. His family and Slick’s approved JS to continue to tour under that name.
Starship, featuring JA/JS singer Grace Slick, but no other members from those groups, formed in '84. Slick left in 1988, to join reformed Airplane. In ’92, Starship was rebranded "Starship Featuring Mickey Thomas,” and continues.
Does your head ache yet?
For purpose of this topic, we probably don’t need to hear Airplane, original-run JS or “We Built This City,” but here’s a sample of “New” Jefferson Starship and Mickey Thomas Starship.
It’s About Time (2020)
The most-recent LP released by MTS was in 2013, here’s a single released from that.
Bachman Turner Overdrive
They too will be at Stir Cove on July 18
You Aint Seen Nothin Yet
They too will be at Stir Cove on July 18
You Aint Seen Nothin Yet
Fastball
Continuous since 1992. Founding members still on-board.
The Way
Rather Be Me Than You (2024)
Continuous since 1992. Founding members still on-board.
The Way
Rather Be Me Than You (2024)
Plasticland
Obscure, but want to mention. Formed in Milwaukee. Together since 1980. Down to two core members, but never a break-up.
This is a single released in 1981. Retroactively, this has elements of sounds used in the '90s by The Flaming Lips and Oasis, although I don't think either was directly influenced.
Plasticland released an album in 2024, “Spree.” Here's one track.
Obscure, but want to mention. Formed in Milwaukee. Together since 1980. Down to two core members, but never a break-up.
This is a single released in 1981. Retroactively, this has elements of sounds used in the '90s by The Flaming Lips and Oasis, although I don't think either was directly influenced.
Plasticland released an album in 2024, “Spree.” Here's one track.
