Lavender Hill Mob (band)

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This article is about the Canadian band. For the British Movie, see The Lavender Hill Mob. For the gay activist group, see Lavender Hill Mob (gay activist group).

Lavender Hill Mob was a Canadian band that was active in the late 1970s. They released two albums on United Artists Records.

Reception[]

The Los Angeles Times wrote, "Lead singer Nicky Prigeno's romantic delivery is a cross between Paul McCartney and Rupert Holmes".[1] In February 1978, Billboard selected the single "Dream Away" as one of its recommended pop music single picks.[2]

Albums[]

  • Lavender Hill Mob – released in 1977
  • Lavender Hill Mob (sometimes referred to as Street of Dreams after one of its singles) – released in 1978

Band members[]

  • Nicky Prigeno – Lead vocals, bass
  • Ronny Jones – Vocals, lead guitar
  • Gerry Hardy – Vocals, flute,
  • Chuck Chandler – Vocals, assorted keyboards and synthesizers
  • Vito Fiore – Drums, percussion

References[]

  1. ^ Barackman, Michael (June 5, 1977). "Pop Album Briefs: Lavender Hill Mob", Los Angeles Times.
  2. ^ (February 18, 1978). "Top Single Picks", Billboard 90 (7): 79.

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