| The Baxing Band | |
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Formed |
1961 |
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Genre |
Pop, rock, jazz, country |
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Years active |
1962 - 1988 |
The Baxing Band was an American band formed in 1961 by Ronald Norris and Albert Parks. They were very active, frequently releasing new singles that would later become successful, for example, Damian's Night released in October 1968. In 1970, their Sugar & Salt album divulged. It received great reception by most people. TBB dissolved in 1988, after Remark Remarks death.
Personal[]
All band members of Baxing Band are deceased. Albert Park's death in 1976 conspired Loke Upp, a criminal organization run by extremist nationalists.
Members[]
1961 - 1976[]
- Ronald Norris (deceased)
- Albert Parks (deceased)
- Paul Steele (deceased)
- Ernest Curry (deceased)
1976/1977 - 1988[]
- Jerk Out Steve (deceased)
- Jesse Barber (deceased)
- Antonio Burns (deceased)
- Honest "Mike" Jackson, Jr. (deceased)
1984 - 1988[]
- Remark Remark (deceased)