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"Bentwood Rocker"
- pop/rock vocal quintet from Canada. The band started as a studio project
in 1977, recording 5 CD's/albums and numerous singles and has developed
into a dynamic live performance act that continues today - celebrating 40
years together
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Four
members of the pop group Sands of Time, and vocalist, Dan Thompson,
all seasoned touring musicians started a studio project to record original
songs - Bentwood Rocker was born.
Over the years, the band has
recorded an expansive catalogue of songs covering a wide range of styles,
released internationally with audiences in Canada, Europe, South Africa and
many other regions throughout the world..
Bentwood Rocker is set
to release a series of CDs this year with new music The new songs are
considered by many to be "some of their best work ever."
Forty years of recording and
performing together as a group sets BENTWOOD ROCKER apart in the world of
popular music. With the release of three new CDs, their music is a showcase
of the many sides of a group whose career still continues today in the
studio and on stage.
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New Music is in the works.
Bentwood Rocker is gearing up to release 3 new EPs and a Double
Album.
Coming soon...
"What Makes A Woman"
Live at the
Hotel Quinte - Star Club
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Take Me to Heaven
Re-issue 2009
"...utterly
essential for any serious 80s AOR collection." |
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Take Me to Heaven - Re-issue
BWRCD2009TM2H
on Skyhawk Records.
Manufactured CD includes a new version of "You" and "Best Man"
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This album
was first recorded in 1981- 82 in a series of sessions in Toronto, Canada and
Miami, Florida, USA. The title song was inspired by the story of a
once popular Toronto nightclub called "Heaven" which was blown up by its
owner. It is a commentary on club life. Continued demand for the album
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European Fans
A
new shipment of CD's are now
available at
AOR Heaven Review:
"this is a tour de force
for pomp AOR lovers. Crackers like the title track, "Take Me To
Heaven", "Turnin' All The Heads", "Heart Says Go". or "New world
Coming" are on par with the acts mentioned before and are
utterly essential for any serious 80s AOR collection."
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