| Approximate Years Active | 1972-1974 |
|---|---|
| Hometown | West Palm Beach |
| Influences | Cream, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk Railroad, Zeppelin, Zappa, Return to Forever |
| Members and Lineups | Drums & vocals: Steve Montgomery Bass: Doug Smith Guitar & vocals: Pat Louden |
| Venues Played | Monkey Barrel, Jay’s Odyssey Room, Sugarland Auditorium-Clewision , Forest Hill High School |
| Original Songs | The Man I really Am My Baby’s N Heat |
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| Comments, Highlights, Stories | We played at the Monkey Barrel for almost a year straight. We had a huge silk American Flag behind the band that I brought back from Nam that came off of my ship. We put Christmas lights behind it. I had a plastic Esso tiger head on top of my amp that also lit up. We thought it was way cool. Disco was coming in and we were doing the power trio Rock thing. We weren’t too crazy about Disco, so we started incorporating tunes like Machine Gun, Jungle Boogie, and Cool and the Gang stuff; which started filling the place with African Americans- that made the owner start to get nervous. We were asked to move on after that. |