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Bookmark or Share- Remembering Candy Givens and Zephyr | Denver Public LibraryRemembering Candy Givens and Zephyr. If you picked up a newspaper on January 27th, 1984, the big news was Michael Jackson's head catching fire during the filming of a Pepsi commercial. A less splashy story was the accidental death of Candy Givens, the 37-year old singer, songwriter and harmonica player of the bluesy Boulder hard rock band Zephyr.
- Zephyr: The True Story of a Colorado LegendZephyr: The True Story of a Colorado Legend. February 13, 2019 Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Anyone who ever saw Candy Givens perform with Zephyr in 1969, or through the band’s years when it released albums on ABC, Warner Bros., Red Sneakers, BGO, and One Way-Casablanca Records all the way into the 1980s, never forgot the vocal power and sheer ...
- Q&A with bassist David Givens talks about the 60s, Zephyr ... - bluesMy first wife, Candy Ramey Givens, was a brilliant harmonica player (Listen to the vamp on “Moving Too Fast” from Sunset Ride) and a great blues singer. When we first set out together to try and make it in music, we were focused mostly on blues.
- Candy Givens Discography | DiscogsCandy Givens. More images. Real Name: Candy Ramey. Profile: American vocalist and harmonica player, born december 9th 1946 from Richard Ramey & Wanda Denton and died 27 January 1984 from a drug and alcohol overdose in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Sites: denverlibrary.org , tbolin.com.
- Zephyr (band) - WikipediaZephyr was an American hard rock band formed in 1969 in Boulder, Colorado by guitarist Tommy Bolin, keyboardist John Faris, bass guitarist David Givens, drummer Robbie Chamberlin, and vocalist Candy Givens. The band's first release, Zephyr (sometimes referred to as the bathtub album [1] ), on ABC/Probe reached #48 on the Billboard 200 chart on ...
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