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Loosen Up Naturally, an Album by The Sons of Champlin. Released in April 1969 on Capitol (catalog no. SWBB-200; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Rock, Jazz-Rock. Rated #673 in the best albums of 1969. Featured peformers: Bill Champlin (guitar, vocals, keyboards, saxophone), Terry Haggerty (guitar, vocals), Tim Cain (saxophone), Geoff Palmer (keyboards, bass, vocals, saxophone), Al Strong (bass ...
1 gen 2019 · Max file size: 3269 x 3888 px (10.90 x 12.96 in) - 300 dpi - 4 MB. Rock band "Sons of Champlin" pose for a late 1960's portrait. "Sons of Champlin" featured Bill Champlin with Geoff Palmer , bassist David Schallock and drummer James Preston. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images.
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23 gen 2018 · David Schallock — producer Bruce Walford — producer Leo de Gar Kulka — recording engineer Steve Tobin — poetry Nikki — artwork Albert Saijo ...
David Schallock, the bass player, did not join the Sons until 1972, but he was one of the old gang who played in some of the "other" bands in Marin County in the '60s. Dave and Bruce Walford, a fellow member of his old band the Pullice, sat in the producer's chairs for the Sons' first album, "Loosen Up Naturally."
Drums, Piano, Marimba, Percussion – David Getz* Engineer – Roy Segel* Guitar, Bass, Mandolin, Vibraslap – Peter Albin; Lead Guitar – David Schallock (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B1, B5) Producer – Roscoe (8), Roy Segel* Recorded By – Dave Brown*, George Engfer, George Horn, Mike Larner; Vocals – Kathy McDonald* (tracks: A4), Nick ...
28 nov 2023 · Mabel Schallock, age 103, of Parkers Prairie, Minnesota, passed away on November 28, 2023, at St. William’s Living Center in Parkers Prairie. Mabel Marie Miller was born on September 22, 1920, in Fargo, North Dakota to Carl and Lettie (Juno) Miller. She was baptized at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Fargo on September 22, 1920.
