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The main personnel in the group were Gil Bridges, saxophone, flute, vocals; Peter Hoorelbeke (aka Peter Rivera), lead vocals, drums; John Parrish (aka John Persh), bass guitar, trombone, vocals; Rod Richards (born Rod Cox), guitar, vocals; and Kenny James (born Ken Folcik), keyboards.
- 1968–present
- See past members section
- Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
22 de jul. de 2020 · last updated 22 July 2020. Depleted by deaths, disagreements and disinterest, Motown’s token rock band Rare Earth didn’t get an easy ride through the 70s. But what a ride it was. Rare Earth(Image credit: Michael Ochs Archive \/ Getty Images) Gil Bridges truly is the last of the last of the last.
- Ken Mcintyre
Gil Bridges on sax, performing with Rare Earth on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1970. When Gil Bridges—an original member of the rock band Rare Earth—died in 2021, it marked the end of an era. For the saxophonist was the last remaining member of the original lineup to continue to perform with the band.
The legendary, Gil Bridges. Motown recording artist and founding member of his band, Rare Earth. Gil was the one, and only, original band member beginning with the Sunliners and throughout all the years of Rare Earth who played and sang on every song recorded. Read More.
The Legendary, Gil Bridges Motown recording artist and founding member of his band, Rare Earth. Gil was the one, and only, original band member beginning with the Sunliners and throughout all the years of Rare Earth who played and sang on every song recorded.
Gil Bridges Sunliners – Rare Earth 1957- 2021 Mike Bruner General Manager, Keyboards Member since 1997 Wayne Baraks Lead Vocals, Backup Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Member Since 1985 Dan Medawar Lead...
15 de dez. de 2021 · Gil Bridges, an original member of the rock band Rare Earth, who began as the Sunliners and went on to record three Top 10 singles for Motown, including “Get Ready” and “I Just Want to Celebrate,” died Wednesday (December 8, 2021).
