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Artist description
The earliest incantation was predominantly hard rock, but with each successive lineup, the music became pop with a hard rockin' sting. |
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Music Style
Melodic pop, some hard rock |
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Musical Influences
The Beatles, Ozzy Osbourne, David Bowie |
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Similar Artists
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Artist History
Originally a five-piece hard rock band (Roger Eaker - vocals, Robert Van Buren - bass, Wes McCraw - lead guitar, Ricky Bridges - guitar, and Robby Snyder - drums), but after three different lineups, became the brainchild of Roger and Robert. Together, the two hashed out some demos during a snowstorm, then brought in drummer Cliff Perrell and guitar whiz Jimmy Mosteller for the final takes. "No Heroes" was recorded in Roger's living room (dubbed Dead Cow Studios). The band played the Charlotte circuit for about a year before calling it quits. |
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Group Members
MH #1: Roger Eaker - vocals, harmonica; Wes McCraw - lead guitar, vocals; Ricky Bridges - rhythm guitar, vocals; Robert Van Buren - bass, vocals; Robby Snyder - drums, vocals. MH #2: Roger Eaker; Robert Van Buren; Wes McCraw; Robby Snyder. MH #3: Roger Eaker; Todd Rollins - lead guitar, vocals; Jimmy Mosteller - lead guitar; Robert Van Buren; Robby Snyder. MH #5: Roger Eaker - lead, harmony & backup vocals, keyboards, guitar, harmonica; Robert Van Buren - bass, lead & rhythm guitars, backup vocals. Guest musicians with MH #5: Jimmy Mosteller - lead & rhythm guitars; Cliff Perrell - drums; Mark Van Buren - lead guitar. |
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Instruments
vocals, guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, harmonica |
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Albums
Imperialist Society (1980), Limestone Live (1980), Matinee (1981), No Heroes (1982), Bad Hadder - Very Bad Live (1983) |
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Press Reviews
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Location
Shelby, N.C. - USA |
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