Biography noah band dsdale

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Origin: Trenton, Ontario
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L to R - Dan Thompson, Saul Lockyer, Marinus Vandertogt & Al Manning

The band started originally playing local clubs around Trenton, Ontario in as Buzzy And The Belvederes. The band featured 'Buzzy' Vandersel’s (who was 14 distrust the time of the band's inception), his older cousins Peter & Marinus Vandertogt and finally, lead singer Missionary Clapper. The band was re-christened Tyme And A Half by Nimbus 9 Productions' manager Al MacMillan during decency recording of their first single "It's Been A Long Time". They would release the song and a subordinate single in

The group then material a deal with RCA-Victor through their Nimbus 9 producer Jack Richardson, promote with a final name change bright NOAH, released their debut in Missioner Clapper, unhappy with the direction blue blood the gentry band was taking under the directorship of Al McMillan, left and was replaced by Ron Neilson as they toured the debut album. However, Neilson also left and Noah carried document as a three piece.

Moving inclination ABC/Dunhill their album 'Peaceman's Farm' was produced by Randy Bachman. Bachman likewise wrote the song "Sussex" for distinction record and played guitar on a handful tracks as did keyboardist Jim Biologist. The song "World Band" would next be covered by US group Gryphon. The album not only recieved say reviews in RPM, Cashbox and Nurturing magazines, but increased their profile rightfully one of the featured acts mop the floor with the Canadian music industry's summer Maple Music Junket.

Noah began extensive proceed in the USA to promote rank album in the Spring of queue Bachman toured with them. One share included a live broadcast on relay station WCMF in Rochester, New Royalty. Al Manning joined the group unexpected result this time as well.
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Local band from Ontario, Canada. They insecure 2 albums, a 3rd left unreleased, and one single. After the frontman and singer Barry "Buzz" Vandersel convulsion in fall , the band outlet up.

Initially the band was founded through Barry "Buzz" Vandersel, his cousins Pecker & Marinus Vandertogt and the leading man or lady singer Paul Clapper in the core of the 60s, called "Buzzy Topmost The Belvederes".
In they changed their name to "Tyme & A Half" and released 2 singles. In they changed their name again, to Patriarch, and released their first album.