Curlewski vocals
Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 1:55 amExcuse my ignorance to info over thirty years old, but did John Curlewski ever sing a lead vocal on any Styx albums?
MR
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Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 1:55 amPosted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 6:32 amYou Better Ask (Styx II), A Day (Styx II), The Serpent Is Rising (The Serpent Is Rising)....... thats all I can think of, but I'm at work so I can't look at my collection.
Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2004 5:43 amMother Dear off of Equinox. There are others I just dont have my Wooden Nickle CD's handy right now.
Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2004 7:03 amLet's see, I hope I have these right:
Styx I - 1972
None
Styx II - 1973
"A Day" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"You Better Ask" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
The Serpent is Rising - 1973
"As Bad As This" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"22 Years" - He didn't sing lead, but he wrote the lyrics
"The Serpent is Rising" - Co-wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"Krakatoa" - Co-wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
Man of Miracles - 1974
"Rock and Roll Feeling" - Only Co-wrote lyrics
"Havin' A Ball" - Only co-wrote lyrics
Equinox - 1975 (John C's last album)
"Mother Dear" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
After John left Styx, he was in a band called Spread Eagle in Chicago. I can't find if anything was ever released by that band in the late 1970's.
Styx I - 1972
None
Styx II - 1973
"A Day" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"You Better Ask" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
The Serpent is Rising - 1973
"As Bad As This" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"22 Years" - He didn't sing lead, but he wrote the lyrics
"The Serpent is Rising" - Co-wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
"Krakatoa" - Co-wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
Man of Miracles - 1974
"Rock and Roll Feeling" - Only Co-wrote lyrics
"Havin' A Ball" - Only co-wrote lyrics
Equinox - 1975 (John C's last album)
"Mother Dear" - Wrote lyrics & sang lead vocals
After John left Styx, he was in a band called Spread Eagle in Chicago. I can't find if anything was ever released by that band in the late 1970's.
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2004 6:27 amI always wondered if that was him on Mother Dear (great song)...could pass for a Dennis vocal back then, don't ya think Yogi?
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2004 5:55 pmLordofDaRing wrote:I always wondered if that was him on Mother Dear (great song)...could pass for a Dennis vocal back then, don't ya think Yogi?
it seems like a co- lead vocal to me. great vocal melodies on that one.
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:02 pmThe Serpent iS Rising is my least favorite Styx song of all time. I like A Day though. I really don't know the old stuff so much.
-Shane
-Shane
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:14 pmthebook wrote:LordofDaRing wrote:I always wondered if that was him on Mother Dear (great song)...could pass for a Dennis vocal back then, don't ya think Yogi?
it seems like a co- lead vocal to me. great vocal melodies on that one.
John and Dennis do sing this song. The lower harmony parts are Dennis. John's voice is double tracked on his lead parts.
You know, I just love this song. Everything about it. It was one of John C's best and is terribly underrated as a very good progressive rock song. It is one of my all-time fave Styx songs.
Bugsy
Re: Curlewski vocals
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:49 pmAdam wrote:Excuse my ignorance
It's hard there is so much of it
Where ya been Adam?
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 12:20 amFroy,
Lifegiver dug this one up out of three year old posts. Must have been bored.
Lifegiver dug this one up out of three year old posts. Must have been bored.
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 12:44 amSkates wrote:Froy,
Lifegiver dug this one up out of three year old posts. Must have been bored.
LOL! I didn't even look at the original post dates! This was right before I joined the group. Over three years ago, wow!
Where in the world does the time go. .....Oh yeah.....heh.
Still, I was glad to get the opportunity to talk about "Mother Dear".
Bugsy