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    Now some bands are obscure yet known by the glam community while others baffle even genre fans/members. Who's your faves that falls into this categorization? For myself, it would probably have to be Jetliner, Jerry Vayne, and Roller. Scritt Scrat too.

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    btw, just had to add Robin Black and the IRS to this. [img]wink.gif[/img]

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    Are we just talking GLAM here or a genre that no one would guess ya like as a fave?

    If it's Glam:
    I'd have to say Love Survival And Drive or The Loving Dead who are now known as THE UNDERGROUND REBELS...buy the way...be sure to order a cd and a tee soon...once again someone did the logo...haha.

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    A band known as Hokus Pokus. They had one lp on Romar. Kinda Faces style, with Michael Monarch and Jon Hyde formerly of Steppenwolf and later of Detective, plus Scott Thurston, later tour keyboards for The Stooges. They were a sharp suits/glam type of band.

    There was a band in the early 1970s called Diamond Rio, not the country band. They were on Big Tree and had several minor hits and one lp I know of. They were kind of a Ziggy crossed with Sweet image type of band.

    Then there was The Mob, with "Tear The House down" on CURB. It was cloned from GudBuy T'Jane.

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