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They later named themselves TW4, after adding their college friend John Curulewski in 1968, and the South Side hard rocker James "J.Y." Young in 1970, as guitarists, songwriters, and singers. Their debut album showcased them as a progressive-art rock/'60s garage rock act.
The album marked the final appearance of original Styx guitarist John Curulewski who left the band to spend time with his family. [5] Tommy Shaw replaced him. Although Equinox stalled at number 58, it was certified Gold in 1977 shortly before the release of The Grand Illusion (1977).
John “J.C.” Curulewski. John “J.C.” Curulewski was one of the original members of Styx, having joined the band in 1970. He contributed to the band’s first four albums, which includes their 1972 self-titled debut, “Styx II,” “The Serpent Is Rising,” and “Man of Miracles.”
The proggish title track was written by John Curulewski, is about the serpent beginning to rise. Musically, it has some King Crimson influence especially on their debut album . The screaming spoken word "Krakatoa" by Curulewski was named for the volcano event of the same name in 1883.
22 apr 2020 · Guitarist John Curulewski, bassist Glen Burtnik and keyboardist Lawrence Gowan have each had moments in the spotlight, while guest contributors include actor Billy Bob Thornton and comedy-rock...
John Panozzo – batterie, percussions (1972–1984, 1990–1991; décédé en 1996) John "J.C." Curulewski – guitare, claviers, chant, chœurs (1972–1975; décédé en 1988) Mike Brady - batterie, percussions (1995-1997); Glen Burtnik – guitare, chant, chœurs (1990–1991, 1999-2003, partiellement 1999-2003); basse (1999–2003)
23 gen 2017 · DeYoung: I wrote my choruses, and from the beginning—with J.Y. Young and our original guitar player, J.C. (John Curulewski)—when the three of us sang high, it sounded like no one else. That was the most unique thing I thought of the early Styx sound, was the three of us singing.
