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Amazing Rhythm Aces
From Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia The Amazing Rhythm Aces Is An American Music Group. The Band Has Characterized Their Music As "American Music" — Rock Country Blues Folk Reggae And Latino. They Are Best Known For Their 1970s Hit "Third Rate Romance". The Aces Were First A Local Band In Knoxville Tennessee In The Late 1960s Early 1970s Although They Went By Another Name. The Band Consisted Of Founding Members Russell Smith Jeff Davis And Butch McDade. They Left Knoxville For Greener Pastures In The Early Seventies. The Aces Came Together In Memphis Tennessee In 1972 First With Bassist Jeff Davis And Drummer Butch McDade Who Had Recorded And Toured With Singer-Songwriter Jesse Winchester. Davis And McDade Recruited Vocalist/guitarist Russell Smith Keyboardist Billy Earhart III Lead Guitar Multi-Instrumentalist Barry 'Byrd' Burton And Pianist James Hooker To Develop A Sound Mixing Pop Country And Blue-Eyed Soul. Stacked Deck Their Debut Album Released In 1975 Resulted In Two Crossover Rock And Country Hits "Third Rate Romance" And "Amazing Grace Used To Be Her Favorite Song " The Group's Lone Top 10 Country Single. In 1976 "The End Is Not In Sight The Cowboy Tune " From The Album Too Stuffed To Jump Won A Grammy For Country Vocal Performance By A Group. Burton Left The Group After The Release Of 1977's Toucan Do It Too And Was Replaced By Duncan Cameron. In 1978 The Aces Released Burning The Ballroom Down Followed The Next Year By A Self-Titled Effort Featuring Songs With Joan Baez Tracy Nelson And The Muscle Shoals Horns. Both Albums Received Critical Approval But Sold Poorly. They Released Another Album How The Hell Do You Spell Rhythum Before Disbanding.
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Amazing Rhythm Aces
From Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia The Amazing Rhythm Aces Is An American Music Group. The Band Has Characterized Their Music As "American Music" — Rock Country Blues Folk Reggae And Latino. They Are Best Known For Their 1970s Hit "Third Rate Romance". The Aces Were First A Local Band In Knoxville Tennessee In The Late 1960s Early 1970s Although They Went By Another Name. The Band Consisted Of Founding Members Russell Smith Jeff Davis And Butch McDade. They Left Knoxville For Greener Pastures In The Early Seventies. The Aces Came Together In Memphis Tennessee In 1972 First With Bassist Jeff Davis And Drummer Butch McDade Who Had Recorded And Toured With Singer-Songwriter Jesse Winchester. Davis And McDade Recruited Vocalist/guitarist Russell Smith Keyboardist Billy Earhart III Lead Guitar Multi-Instrumentalist Barry 'Byrd' Burton And Pianist James Hooker To Develop A Sound Mixing Pop Country And Blue-Eyed Soul. Stacked Deck Their Debut Album Released In 1975 Resulted In Two Crossover Rock And Country Hits "Third Rate Romance" And "Amazing Grace Used To Be Her Favorite Song " The Group's Lone Top 10 Country Single. In 1976 "The End Is Not In Sight The Cowboy Tune " From The Album Too Stuffed To Jump Won A Grammy For Country Vocal Performance By A Group. Burton Left The Group After The Release Of 1977's Toucan Do It Too And Was Replaced By Duncan Cameron. In 1978 The Aces Released Burning The Ballroom Down Followed The Next Year By A Self-Titled Effort Featuring Songs With Joan Baez Tracy Nelson And The Muscle Shoals Horns. Both Albums Received Critical Approval But Sold Poorly. They Released Another Album How The Hell Do You Spell Rhythum Before Disbanding. read less
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From Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia The Amazing Rhythm Aces Is An American Music Group. The Band Has Characterized Their Music As "American Music" — Rock Country Blues Folk Reggae And Latino. They Are Best Known For Their 1970s Hit "Third Rate Romance". The Aces Were First A Local Band In Knoxville Tennessee In The Late 1960s Early 1970s Although They Went By Another Name. The Band Consisted Of Founding Members Russell Smith Jeff Davis And Butch McDade. They Left Knoxville For Greener Pastures In The Early Seventies. The Aces Came Together In Memphis Tennessee In 1972 First With Bassist Jeff Davis And Drummer Butch McDade Who Had Recorded And Toured With Singer-Songwriter Jesse Winchester. Davis And McDade Recruited Vocalist/guitarist Russell Smith Keyboardist Billy Earhart III Lead Guitar Multi-Instrumentalist Barry 'Byrd' Burton And Pianist James Hooker To Develop A Sound Mixing Pop Country And Blue-Eyed Soul. Stacked Deck Their Debut Album Released In 1975 Resulted In Two Crossover Rock And Country Hits "Third Rate Romance" And "Amazing Grace Used To Be Her Favorite Song " The Group's Lone Top 10 Country Single. In 1976 "The End Is Not In Sight The Cowboy Tune " From The Album Too Stuffed To Jump Won A Grammy For Country Vocal Performance By A Group. Burton Left The Group After The Release Of 1977's Toucan Do It Too And Was Replaced By Duncan Cameron. In 1978 The Aces Released Burning The Ballroom Down Followed The Next Year By A Self-Titled Effort Featuring Songs With Joan Baez Tracy Nelson And The Muscle Shoals Horns. Both Albums Received Critical Approval But Sold Poorly. They Released Another Album How The Hell Do You Spell Rhythum Before Disbanding. read less
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