Cameo Blues Band
Blues band from Toronto, ON · formed 1978
- Shows on record
- None on record
- Rooms played
- None on record
- Cities
- None on record
- Releases
- None on record
- Last show
- None on record
About
Cameo Blues Band is a band from Toronto, ON, formed in 1978, tagged blues by its sources. No dated shows are on record.
The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.
Shows
No past shows on record.
Where they play
No rooms on record.
Releases
No releases on record.
Discography
3 releases, 1979–2012- 201210,000 HoursAlbum
- 2002All Play and No WorkAlbum
Make It Real Records · MIR004
- 1979Who's That Lady?Release
Bubblehead · BH-001
Compiled from MusicBrainz and Discogs. Releases not listed there are not shown.
Lineup
- Richard "Hock" Walsh
Airplay
No airplay on record.
Lineup history
2 members on record- Ray Harrisontenure unknown
- Richard "Hock" Walshtenure unknown
Years come from public music databases. Where none says a member left, the end is shown as unknown; it does not mean they are still in the band.
Shares members with: Citizen's Arrest (via Ray Harrison), Downchild Blues Band (via Ray Harrison), Greaseball Boogie Band (via Ray Harrison), Shooter (via Ray Harrison), The Wizards Of Odd (via Ray Harrison)
Sources & corrections
No credited sources on record.
This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.
From Wikipedia
These facts are from the English Wikipedia article Cameo Blues Band. They are shown on their own and are not merged into the record above.
- Origin
- Toronto, Ontario
- Years active
- 1978–1990
- Genres
- Blues, rhythm and blues, soul
- Current members
- Ray Harrison, John Bride, Michael Sloski, John Dickie, Travis Harrison, Tom Griffiths
- Past members
- Richard "Hock" Walsh (deceased), Fraser Finlayson(deceased), Tony Flaim (deceased), Chuck Jackson, Malcolm Tomlinson, Walter Zwol, Omar Tunnoch, Billy Bryans (deceased), Paul Armstrong, Wayne Mills, Wally Cameron, Randall Coryell, Mike Eastman, Gerry Markman, Dave Gray, Fred Keeler, Tom Griffiths, Hendrik Rik, Fergus Marsh, Jerry Penfound, Larry Bodner, Perry White, Scott Cushnie, Joe Agnello
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