COOPER BROTHERS
''COOPER BROTHERS''
1978
39:24
1/Rock And Roll Cowboys/4:30
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
2/The Dream Never Dies/4:11
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
3/Melody's In My Hand/4:50
Drums [Second Drummer] – Steve Hollingworth
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper
4/Old Angel Midnight/4:49
Lead Vocals – Terry King
5/Life Names The Tune - We Dance/6:34
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper
6/Away From You/6:27
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
7/Portrait/3:59
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper (4)
8/Crazy Sundays/3:57
Lead Vocals – Richard Cooper (7)
Piano [Ragtime] – Gloves McGuinty
Steve Hollingworth/Additional Backing Vocals
John Saunders/Banjo
Brian Cooper/Bass Guitar, Vocals Arrangements
Glenn Bell/Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Richard Cooper/Electric & Acoustic Guitar
Lenny Solomon/Fiddle
Charlie Robertson/Flute
Darryl Alguire/Harmony Vocals, Percussion
Al Serwa/Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Al Briscoe/Resonator Guitar (Dobro)
Keith Jollimore/Saxophone
Terry King/Steel Guitar, Vocals Arrangements
BIOGRAPHY
by John Bush
Richard and Brian Cooper, sons of an Ontario songwriter, played in various bands throughout the late '60s, but the two finally formed a group of their own in 1971. They released three singles by 1974, but none charted until the band signed with Polydor the same year and released "Finally with You." Over this time, guitarist Darryl Alguire, drummer Glenn Bell, vocalist/guitarist Terry King, vocalist Charles Robertson and keyboard player Al Serwa joined the brothers. After joining Capricorn Records in the U.S., the Cooper Brothers released the popular singles "Rock and Roll Cowboys," "The Dream Never Dies," "Show Some Emotion" and "I'll Know Her When I See Her." Their albums include a self-titled work from 1978 and Pitfalls of the Ballroom in 1979. Capricorn folded by 1980 and though the Cooper Brothers split up soon after, Brian Cooper and Terry King resumed work in the trio Cooper, King and Emmerson.
''COOPER BROTHERS''
1978
39:24
1/Rock And Roll Cowboys/4:30
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
2/The Dream Never Dies/4:11
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
3/Melody's In My Hand/4:50
Drums [Second Drummer] – Steve Hollingworth
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper
4/Old Angel Midnight/4:49
Lead Vocals – Terry King
5/Life Names The Tune - We Dance/6:34
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper
6/Away From You/6:27
Lead Vocals – Don Bregg
7/Portrait/3:59
Lead Vocals – Brian Cooper (4)
8/Crazy Sundays/3:57
Lead Vocals – Richard Cooper (7)
Piano [Ragtime] – Gloves McGuinty
Steve Hollingworth/Additional Backing Vocals
John Saunders/Banjo
Brian Cooper/Bass Guitar, Vocals Arrangements
Glenn Bell/Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Richard Cooper/Electric & Acoustic Guitar
Lenny Solomon/Fiddle
Charlie Robertson/Flute
Darryl Alguire/Harmony Vocals, Percussion
Al Serwa/Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Al Briscoe/Resonator Guitar (Dobro)
Keith Jollimore/Saxophone
Terry King/Steel Guitar, Vocals Arrangements
BIOGRAPHY
by John Bush
Richard and Brian Cooper, sons of an Ontario songwriter, played in various bands throughout the late '60s, but the two finally formed a group of their own in 1971. They released three singles by 1974, but none charted until the band signed with Polydor the same year and released "Finally with You." Over this time, guitarist Darryl Alguire, drummer Glenn Bell, vocalist/guitarist Terry King, vocalist Charles Robertson and keyboard player Al Serwa joined the brothers. After joining Capricorn Records in the U.S., the Cooper Brothers released the popular singles "Rock and Roll Cowboys," "The Dream Never Dies," "Show Some Emotion" and "I'll Know Her When I See Her." Their albums include a self-titled work from 1978 and Pitfalls of the Ballroom in 1979. Capricorn folded by 1980 and though the Cooper Brothers split up soon after, Brian Cooper and Terry King resumed work in the trio Cooper, King and Emmerson.
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