- 1974
album by Dr. John
Bonaroo (band), a 1970s
American pop rock band
Bonaroo, a 1975
album by the band; see
Bobby Winkelman Bonaroo II, an
album by Bobby...
-
Bonaroo was an
American pop rock band
which ran 1974-1975
featuring Bobby Winkelman, guitar,
vocal and songwriter; Bill Cuomo, keyboards, vocal; Michael...
- Faces),
which is
considered the
spiritual predecessor to the
original Bonaroo music festival.
Unlike Bonnaroo, the
Itchycoo Park
Festival was considered...
- Hoodood".
David Spinozza –
guitar solo on "Right
Place Wrong Time". The
Bonaroo Horn
Section –
horns Robbie Montgomery and
Jessie Smith –
backing vocals...
- Festival,
Newport Folk Festival, the New
Orleans Jazz &
Heritage Festival,
Bonaroo, as well as many of the most
famous &
historic venues in the world; Carnegie...
- "Sleep") 2014: "When the
People Cheer" 2014: "Understand" "The Roots".
Bonaroo.
Retrieved June 16, 2010. Bush, John. "The
Roots > Biography". AllMusic...
- The 2009
Bonnaroo Music and Arts
Festival was held from June 11 to 14, 2009 at a 700-acre (2.8 km2) farm in Manchester, Tennessee.
There were
roughly 75...
- with
Warner Bros.
Record Company, and they
released his
album with
Bonaroo,
Bonaroo, with his
original songs, "Life's
Sweet Song", "Dream On",
Melody Maker"...
- percussion,
vocals Carl
Driggs -
backing vocals, lead vocals,
percussion Bonaroo Horns -
horns AllMusic review Baker,
Arthur (30 Mar 1978). "Breakdown"...
- 1973,
Hossack left the Doobies. He went on to join
Bobby Winkelman's band
Bonaroo,
which released one
album then
disbanded shortly afterwards. In 1976, he...
