- John
Henry Creach (May 28, 1917 –
February 22, 1994),
better known as Papa John
Creach, was an
American blues violinist who also pla**** classical, jazz...
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bands shortly thereafter) and
Kaukonen and Casady.
Violinist Papa John
Creach joined Hot Tuna and
Jefferson Airplane in
October 1970. Both
bands finished...
- (rhythm guitar, vocals),
David Freiberg (b****, keyboards, vocals), Papa John
Creach (violin), and John
Barbata (drums, vocals); in
addition to new
members Craig...
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David Freiberg,
Craig Chaquico, John Barbata, Pete Sears, and Papa John
Creach.
Former Airplane frontman Marty Balin subsequently joined the
group in 1975...
- Freiberg, Barbata,
Creach); b****ist
Peter Kaukonen (soon
replaced by
British multi-instrumentalist Pete Sears, a
veteran of
Creach's debut solo
album and...
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Creach Bheinn (810 m) is a
mountain in the
Grampian Mountains of Scotland. It
rises above the head Loch
Creran in Argyll. A
large and
sprawling peak, a...
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without featuring in the sessions) and the
first with
violinist Papa John
Creach.
Drummer Spencer Dryden had been
replaced by Joey
Covington in
early 1970...
- 1975:
Solid Silver 1971:
Shake off the
Demon (Kama Sutra) 1971: Papa John
Creach (Grunt Records) 1972:
Rolling Thunder 1973:
Copperhead (Columbia) 1975:...
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Creach Bheinn is a
prominent mountain in the
Morvern area in the west of Scotland. It is less
steep and even less
frequently climbed than its northern...
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Phare du
Creach The
lighthouse as seen from the
island of Ushant.
Location Ushant,
France (offs****)
Coordinates 48°27′33″N 5°07′44″W / 48.459241°N 5...
