The Zippers - You're So Strange (1977)

L.A. Power Pop.

Song from He's a Rebel / You're So Strange 7"

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[erictheviking871]

all these great lost bands.

[yapsterino]

I played bass for Prime Evil in 76. Atomic Kid opened up for us at The Waters (on the upper balcony stage) many times. I think the Dogs did too. I also booked the Zippers at the Tasman Sea in Pedro a few years later. RIP Eric. Anyone know what happened to Roger or Danny?

[TheFuzzieWuzzie]

I used to own this! Great song.

[OleNieling]

@yapsterino yes I'd like to know the same thing, always interesting to see where people end up at in the end :P

[fleenerwerks]

Let's get something straight. Paul Therrio, (formerly of The Imperial Dogs), was the original bass player for Prime Evil. Hicks was a pale imitation. Roger became a total Chrisitian and denounced his rock and roll ways.

[benkissinger]

like two different bands

[RockMogul]

I was the lead guitarist in a band with Bob Willingham called The Wanders, around `84. We never gig'd , just rehearsed for a year and a half.

[imperialdogs01]

Crappie009. The two Back Door Man singles by the Pop! were "Hit And Run Lover" b/w "Break The Chain" and "Down On The Boulevard" b/w "Easy Action" as well as a cover of the Kinks' "I Need You." (Boulevard and I Need You also appeared on the Pop!'s self-titled, indie LP on Automatic Records.)

[crapple009]

@imperialdogs01 Which two by the Pop! ? Was 'Down On The Boulevard' one of them?