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However, The Sons disbanded once more following the album's release in April 1971. When the group reformed again in the summer it featured a new rhythm section, with drummer Bill Vitt and bassist David Schallock (from Big Brother and the Holding Company) replacing Bowen and Strong, respectively.
Dave Schallock – guitar (1969–1972) Mike Finnigan – organ, vocals (1971–1972; died 2021) Lisa Battle – lead vocals (1997–2005) Sophia Ramos – lead vocals (2005–2008) Ben Nieves – guitar (2008–2015) Cathy Richardson – lead vocals (2011–2015) Tommy Odetto – guitar (2015–2018)
Bobby Vega replaced David Schallock on bass for a short time, and Bill Champlin’s wife, Tamara, was added as a featured vocalist. In 2012, Tim Cain, the original sax player and the band’s first real arranger, re-joined the Sons after 35 years.
Member Of. The Sons of Champlin, Big Brother & the Holding Company. Explore David Schallock's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about David Schallock on AllMusic.
How Hard It Is is the fourth and final studio album by Big Brother and the Holding Company, released in August 1971. The track "Buried Alive in the Blues" was originally written by guest singer Nick Gravenites for Janis Joplin who died before she could record her vocal. It was included as an instrumental by the Full Tilt Boogie Band on her ...
David Schallock (1971–) Bill Champlin (1965–) Past members James Preston (1971-2015) Tim Cain (1965–1970) Terry Haggerty (1965–1977, 1997–2001) John Prosser (1965–1967) Jim Meyers (1965–1967) Jim Beem (1967–1970) Al Strong (1967–1970) Bill Bowen (1967–1970) Bill Vitt (1971–1972) Mark Isham (1972-1974) Tal Morris (2001–2005)
David Schallock. Geoff Palmer. Jim Myers. Mark Isham (1972 – 1974) Steve Frediani. Terry Haggerty. Tim Cain (1965 – 1970) The Sons of Champlin is an American rock band, formed in the late 1960's and hailing from the San Francisco-Bay area.
