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The great thing is that Argent and Blunstone, with three additional players, are still out there touring, and as long as Colin's voice holds up, why not? I had heard about the Texas Zombies; a similar situation happened with the Electric Prunes, where management and the producer replaced the entire band for a later album(one track from those sessions ended up on the Easy Rider soundtrack album), and then there was the saga of the fake Fleetwood Mac. In the post Green/Spencer, pre-Buckingham/Nicks years in the wilderness, with Kirwan and Welsh and a revolving door of others, their own manager would send out bogus Macs in order to double dip. Lawsuits ensued, with Mick taking on control eventually. Throwing a band together for gigs after a studio only concoction becomes a hit is nothing new; the Grass Roots is a perfect example.
There was this Belgian guy called Plastic Bertrand who actually didn't sing his only hit "Ça plane pour moi". It was producer Lou Deprijck who wrote, recorded and actually sang the song. A funny story and a great song anyway.

It was covered by a lot of other musicians including Metallica.
 
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There was this Belgian guy called Plastic Bertrand who actually didn't sing his only hit "Ça plane pour moi". It was producer Lou Deprijck who wrote, recorded and actually sang the song. A funny story and a great song anyway.

It was covered by a lot of other musicians including Metallica.

I had that single, kind of a punk novelty song. Goofy stuff like Wreckless Eric.
 
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There was this Belgian guy called Plastic Bertrand who actually didn't sing his only hit "Ça plane pour moi". It was producer Lou Deprijck who wrote, recorded and actually sang the song. A funny story and a great song anyway.

It was covered by a lot of other musicians including Metallica.

Oh yes, this song got a fair amount of notice in the US at the time. Sonic Youth covered it as well.
 
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Since I didn't identify these 2 before.....




The gentleman is James Boogaloo Bolden, who played trumpet in BB Kings band for 30 years. If you've seen 80's vids of BB, you may remember James as "the head boppin' guy", as seen here :36 - :40.





Evelyn Rubio is a multi-talented singer/songwriter saxophonist who, in addition to playing with Bolden and the BB King band, has also worked with one time BB King bandleader, Calvin Owens.


Evelyn also leads her own band as well as playing sax and singing in a local ( Houston ) Pink Floyd cover band.
 
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Since I didn't identify these 2 before.....
I do remember seeing him in videos, I thought that he was going to give himself whiplash, and decided not to try it on our next gig! II always loved playing this tune.and



The gentleman is James Boogaloo Bolden, who played trumpet in BB Kings band for 30 years. If you've seen 80's vids of BB, you may remember James as "the head boppin' guy", as seen here :36 - :40.





Evelyn Rubio is a multi-talented singer/songwriter saxophonist who, in addition to playing with Bolden and the BB King band, has also worked with one time BB King bandleader, Calvin Owens.


Evelyn also leads her own band as well as playing sax and singing in a local ( Houston ) Pink Floyd cover band.
 
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