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them in debt. Martin left, "Fly" stayed, Larry and Lance recruited their younger brother, Lane Hoppen, to play keyboards and drummer
Charlie Shew, at that time performing under the pseudonym Eric Charles, was brought aboard to play alongside Wells Kelly. Charlie then replaced Wells when he left by early 1981 to relocate to
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Just after recording that 1980 release, the group added Dennis "Fly" Amero (guitars, vocals) to replace
Leinbach. The live lineup still featured Robert (R.A.) Martin and the band completed a tour of amusement parks that summer, only to learn that their accountant had misappropriated funds, leaving
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Nashville musician friend of Lance and Brady, then joined Orleans on guitar and vocals. But John's "retirement" turned out to be a temporary sabbatical. In March 2020 he was just about to return to touring
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was a great place for them as songwriters, it was not so accommodating to
Orleans' career as a band. For the next 2 plus years, Orleans was in a fairly dormant state, again basing their activities back in Woodstock, New York. In early 1989, Lance was offered an opportunity to move to Nashville to
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Spencer and Tom Lane after John Hall retired from the road once again. But shortly afterwards, they were again a quintet when "Fly" Amero rejoined them. Currently Lance is the only original member still active in the band.
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flat at which he was staying. According to pathologist Dr. Ian West, a post mortem examination revealed "high levels of morphine and cocaine" in Kelly's body. "Death came from the drummer inhaling his own vomit 'induced by snorting a mixture of heroin and cocaine'."
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to attend college there in the late 1960s. He was a founding member of Boffalongo, who had two albums released by United Artists. Sherman Kelly and "Dancin' in the Moonlight" appeared on the second album. Wells Kelly joined the band after that.
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said, "In case you're interested, this band is mucho hot among Eastern rock cognoscenti (read, know-it-alls). Very pleasant, too, although John Hall doesn't sing as tasty as he plays. The only impressive song is 'Half Moon.' Anything
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1262:, on August 24, 2012.
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1068:Yet another new album,
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1980:We're Still Havin' Fun
1902:Labels: Magnetic North
1872:Labels: Magnetic North
1309:The Last Band Standing
1260:Deadwood, South Dakota
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1202:. He was reelected in
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2116:"Let There Be Music"
2064:Peak chart positions
2014:– The Best of Orleans
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1993:The ABC Collection
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