MOXY "Can't You See I'm A Star" 1974

Moxy Channel on YouTube: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
http://www.youtube.com/user/buzzsherman



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A Tribute Page "Reqiescat in Pace"
Honoring MOXY's Founding Members
Douglas "Buzz" Shearman "R.I.P"
and
Bill Wade "R.I.P"

MOXY's front-men is shrieking vocalist Douglas "Buzz" Shearman.
The principle song writer is Earl Johnson, who has a flamboyant guitar style alongside Buddy Caine on rhythm guitar deliver dual guitar riffs heavy on the blues.. The drumming of Bill Wade is driven and with Terry Juric on bass drop thunderous backbeats.

"The Godfather of Rock " Joe Anthony KISS.FM San Antonio, Texas 1977

Interview with Earl Johnson, co-Founder, lead guitar:
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=59217716189&oid=5719876469

Moxy Channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/buzzsherman

Moxy's Official Site:
http://www.moxy.ca/


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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Moxy
• Canadian
• Rock
• 1974
• 1975
• 1970s
• Guitar
• Texas
• Buzz
• Shearman

[crankerny]

Thank you so much for such an awsome tribute to the "Great Moxy" Billy Wade is still one of my favorite hard rock drummers...Still Ridin' High out here in San Diego !!! Rock On and Keep It Heavy......

[Bigstud19]

Can't you just hear Buzz as the lead singer for AC/DC? It should have happened.

[GoldsteinJeff]

Moxy were one of Canada's most infulential rock band period..I think a movie should be made to show the world who they were and what they achieved and the tragedy this band had suffered..These guys were pro's..and Moxy were a major influence on those who precced them..This story needs to be told to the world.Jeffrey Dean Goldstein

[chrisjewett63]

moxy rocks no one could touch them back then. still rockin to them 25 years later. ROCK ON!!!!!! cj

[pj081963]

Do you have "Change In My Life" By Moxy?

Love Moxy!!!

[alterbridge111]

I remember going too see them open up for Trooper in London, there must have been at least 50 of us that went together ...they were so heavy and pro...Trooper lasted 2 minutes on stage, beleive it or not they used to have glass ashe trays at every seat, they got bomb fucking barded...the whole place turned in too one HUGE brawl...fuck I miss those days...going too see them tonight in Cambridge

[doyleaudio]

One of the bands that got me to love the music business and build speakers for pro's like these guys.

Great then and now. Thanks for the good vibrations.

Cheers.

Gerard Doyle

[finestsounds]

used to cover this song in a band

[BillysBMW]

ok man i will check it thanks keep rocking!

[Bigstud19]

This song doesn't really show his outstanding vocal talents. Check out songs such as "Still I Wonder", "One More Heartbreak" or "Midnight Flight"

[BillysBMW]

dont think so if buzz is the singer in this song

[Brucev7]

Nice pics. First herad them on KMAC FM San Antonio in the late '70's. Peace.

[jlid1]

Have loved this song, and band since I first heard them in 77. Nothing else like them anywhere. Listening to this today it still sounds fresh and new. And hard as Hell. They should have made it bigger, But, at least there are people like us who know greatness that keep them alive.

[SPAZZOBOXER]

Saw them "Live" more than a dozen times in the mid 70's. Intensity, groove,

chemistry & showmanship. They deserved a better fate, but it was a different era; vicious, highly competitive, quasi- Darwinian Environment: relentless recording, touring, management /record company issues, so many other really good bands. Very few of the big selling, strum, strum, bar chord acts of today would have cut it back then. Simply not talented or good enough to even open for MOXY at a hotel or high school.