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Heavy Bones

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Genres
  
Glam metal

Labels
  
Reprise

Genre
  
Glam metal

Members
  
Gary Hoey

Years active
  
1990-1992

Active until
  
1992

Albums
  
Heavy Bones


Past members
  
Joel Ellis Gary Hoey Rex Tennyson Frankie Banali Scott Thunes

Origin
  
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (1990)

Similar
  
Frankie Banali, Cats in Boots, Blackthorne, Kik Tracee, Heaven's Edge

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Heavy Bones were a heavy metal band from Hollywood, California that formed in 1990. The band consisted of Joel Ellis (vocals), Gary Hoey (guitars), Rex Tennyson (bass), & Frankie Banali (drums). Even though Tennyson is listed as the bassist, Scott Thunes played all the bass tracks on the album; Tennyson appeared in their one and only music video, 4:AM T.M.

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Their one and only album was released on Reprise Records in 1992. The Richie Zito produced self-titled effort did not sell very well and the band ceased to exist shortly thereafter.

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Past members

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  • Joel Ellis - lead vocals (1990-1992)
  • Gary Hoey - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, dobro, backing vocals (1990-1992)
  • Scott Thunes - bass guitar, backing vocals (1990-1992)
  • Rex Tennyson - bass guitar, backing vocals (1992)
  • Frankie Banali - drums, percussion, backing vocals (1990-1992)
  • Studio albums

  • Heavy Bones (1992)
  • Track Listings

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  • 1. The Hand That Feeds
  • 2. 4:AM T.M.
  • 3. Turn It On
  • 4. Anna
  • 5. Dead End St.
  • 6. Where Eagles Fly
  • 7. Enormodome
  • 8. The Light Of Day
  • 9. Your Love Won't Let Me Down
  • 10. Beating Heart
  • 11. Summers In The Rain
  • 12. Where The Livin' Is Easy
  • Songs

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    Your Love Won't Let Me DownHeavy Bones · 2012

    References

    Heavy Bones Wikipedia