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Jim Michalak. Lee Graziano. Kevin Murphy. Brian Parkinson. The American Breed was an American rock band from Chicago in the 1960s. The band was originally called Gary & The Knight Lites before adopting the name The American Breed in 1967. The band had a number of charting songs in 1967–68, the best-known of which was "Bend Me, Shape Me".
20 ott 2015 · Since 2011 she’s been in touch with her drumming idol Lee Graziano, best known from his stints in iconic Chicago garage band the American Breed (“Bend Me, Shape Me,” “Step Out of Your Mind ...
- Steve Krakow
Guitarist Al Ciner and drummer Lee Graziano (who also played trumpet) were with Loizzo in 1963, practicing in the basement of his parents' house, all teenagers except fourth member Chuck Colbert, a black singer and bassist in his mid-twenties.
29 ott 2015 · Since 2011 she’s been in touch with her drumming idol Lee Graziano, best known from his stints in iconic Chicago garage band the American Breed (“Bend Me, Shape Me,” “Step Out of Your Mind”) and an early version of Chaka Khan-fronted funk outfit Rufus (who had a huge hit after he left with “Tell Me Something Good”).
Biography. Origins. In 1968, the American Breed ( Gary Loizzo, guitar/vocals; Al Ciner, guitar; Charles "Chuck" Colbert, bass; and Lee Graziano, drums) had a top ten hit with the classic-rock single "Bend Me, Shape Me".
The American Breed. EPIPHANY. 02:54. Writer: Larry Weiss - Alan Cider - Timothy Dwight Burton - Lee Graziano - Todd Loizzo - Scott English - Charles Colbert / Composers: Larry Weiss - Alan Cider - Timothy Dwight Burton - Lee Graziano - Todd Loizzo - Scott English - Charles Colbert. 03.
The American Breed formed in Chicago in 1966 — Gary Loizzo, vocals and guitar (born Aug. 16, 1945); Chuck Colbert, bass (Aug. 29, 1944); Al Ciner, guitar (May 14, 1947) and Lee Graziano, drums (Nov. 9, 1943) — and had five chart records in the years 1967-8, all produced by Bill Traut of Dunwich Productions.
