Said Jesus told him that he would burn in Hell if he stayed in the band. Ruined the big deal for the others and turned him into a complete jelly head.
Why did he listen to my yard man anyhow? How did the hired hand know his eternal future?
Even though I am usually a loving man I grew to despise Jeff over the years. Living down the road from his pious little enclave turned into a nightmare.
When they had a good contract Louisiana's LeRoux ,Pollard got "saved". He dumped his band leaving them holding a contract that became worthless after he left.
After screwing his fellow musicians out of potential millions of bucks on the new album (which was never released sadly) he became a street preacher that condemns others for living as he had. .
@crazyfingers58 I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that he was a very bad boy before he changed his ways. Oh well, too bad for the rest of the band. I never paid much attention to them back in the day but they could really play.
@DMVawter I have to say to all of you that I am a big fan of LeRoux and although I think Jeff Pollard was a wonderful singer, I heard from a friend of the band that Jeff was not a bad boy, but the wild sex and drugs life of the road got to him. So he mustered up the courage to go with the religious calling he always had. Gotta respect the man's choice of his faith over money.
Living in Phila. Pa., I recall hearing this tune only get played on Wilmington,DE's 93.7 WSTW FM. Great song but none of the Philly stations played it. Always enjoyed listening tothe rimshot stations here. They tend to play stuff the big Philly ones didn't.
Jeff Pollard has led countless souls to Jesus Christ...No amount of money and fame can compare to that...ask Phil Keaggy what he thinks!
TheMarlenj 6 days ago
Good fucking music brothers, I wish I was around during those golden years. It makes me yearn for it to come back.
overcome18 4 months ago
Somebody said you ate meat loaf...
DeepSouthWrestling1 1 year ago
Sadly Jeff Pollard became an A ho.
Said Jesus told him that he would burn in Hell if he stayed in the band. Ruined the big deal for the others and turned him into a complete jelly head.
Why did he listen to my yard man anyhow? How did the hired hand know his eternal future?
Even though I am usually a loving man I grew to despise Jeff over the years. Living down the road from his pious little enclave turned into a nightmare.
crazyfingers58 1 year ago
@crazyfingers58 Tell us more. The guy had everything to be a major star. Interesting that he chose a different path.
DMVawter 3 months ago
@DMVawter
When they had a good contract Louisiana's LeRoux ,Pollard got "saved". He dumped his band leaving them holding a contract that became worthless after he left.
After screwing his fellow musicians out of potential millions of bucks on the new album (which was never released sadly) he became a street preacher that condemns others for living as he had. .
crazyfingers58 3 months ago
@crazyfingers58 I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that he was a very bad boy before he changed his ways. Oh well, too bad for the rest of the band. I never paid much attention to them back in the day but they could really play.
DMVawter 3 months ago
@DMVawter I have to say to all of you that I am a big fan of LeRoux and although I think Jeff Pollard was a wonderful singer, I heard from a friend of the band that Jeff was not a bad boy, but the wild sex and drugs life of the road got to him. So he mustered up the courage to go with the religious calling he always had. Gotta respect the man's choice of his faith over money.
rcalmes1 2 months ago
Living in Phila. Pa., I recall hearing this tune only get played on Wilmington,DE's 93.7 WSTW FM. Great song but none of the Philly stations played it. Always enjoyed listening tothe rimshot stations here. They tend to play stuff the big Philly ones didn't.
electronmusicjunkie 1 year ago