Bill Chinnock has a live CD coming out on Old Port Records soon, here's a sneak preview. http://www.oldportrecords.com http://www.billchinnock.com
Bill passed away on March 7th, 2007. Some of his last and best concerts were caught on tape and are soon being released for your enjoyment.
If I'd only known how important video footage of Bill would be today, I'd invested in a good camera. Miss Bill. It is coming up on 5 years in March....Love his music.
washydoubty 1 month ago
Met Bill when I was working in radio in Maine circa 1980. He told me his story of walking away from an Atlantic recording contract because they wanted to put him in spandex. Shortly after I saw him play an outdoor show in a cow field in East Benton shortly after this album came out. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to meet him and experience his music.
favorsham 8 months ago
One of the great great bands that never made the big time. I think I saw him as a back-up band in New Hampshire or Maine in the early 80's with the J. Geils Band. Only saw him play once but bought Dime Store Heroes the next day and still have it -- spinning right now. Great stuff!! Queen Of The Lower East Side still gives me chills. Sad to hear he his gone.
Knownst2Us 8 months ago
RIP bill you are the legend of the north country
TheThom01 11 months ago
turned on to bill, 16 years old the bitter end on bleeker.... he was another one of the best who never got what he deserved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
njceltic88 1 year ago
was at this show in mexico(i live right down the road)saw biil many times at the barnboard and red stallion inn..great shows..friend owned the red barn and still had a pile of posters from when bill had played there..i have a few of them..remember seeing him at the barnboard with gene drumming and sammy hall on sax...great shows..rip legend of the north country
markmustangirish 1 year ago
One of the great Jersey Rockers. Was the front man for the Downtown Tangiers Rockin Rhythm and Blues Band. They later got another front man after Bill left Jersey. His name was Bruce Springsteen. The band became the E Street Band. Tony smith is the drummer in this video, was the drummer for Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer live tour and teaches in Boston at Berkeley now. Jjohn K is the bassist and played with Cindy Lauper and David Bowie. Awesome players. His harp playing was straight from the gut
Mondayrose1 1 year ago
His son is in my class :)
dancergirl04eva 1 year ago
One of the greatest most underated rock and roll song of all time...
starry1963 1 year ago
sunday night on 08/22/10 just jimming to bill chinnock
barryerica 1 year ago