Baby (band)
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Baby was an American southern rock band from Texas that formed in 1970.[1]
The band's 1974 self-titled album Baby[2][3] got the attention of the executives at Mercury Records based on their regional album sales in Texas. The album was remixed and re-released in mid-1975 on Mercury and thereby derived a national distribution network. The follow-up album was called Where Did All The Money Go? which got released on Chelsea Records in 1976.[4]
References
- ↑ Conley, Jim (January 12, 1975). "Verdict on Baby: Pure, Tightly Played Rock and Roll". Abilene Reporter-News. Abilene, TX. p. 4-B.
The group's five years of togetherness shines through [on "Baby"].
- ↑ "Billboard's Recommended LPs". Billboard. December 14, 1974. p. 64.
Texas band has a nicely balanced first effort including a taste of many kinds of music. At times they sound like other groups including Poco, Loggins & Messina and Grand Funk, but they still retain their own sound. Basically a good straight set. Best cuts: "Saturday Night," "Somewhere," "Born And Raised On Rock and Roll."
- ↑ "'Baby' Sets Concert". The Lawton Constitution. Lawton, OK. May 23, 1975. p. 9C.
"Baby" starts its summer tour following the release of their record, [Baby]. Their first single, "So Long, My Friend," has risen rapidly on the charts.
- ↑ "Ask Adam". Amarillo Globe Times. Amarillo, TX. November 9, 1976. p. 2.
The musical rock group "Baby" has been in existence for seven years and is composed largely of former Tascosa High School Students... Members include: John Mark Camp...plays rhythm guitar and sings...Woodie Putman...plays drums and percussion...Stephen G. Crane...plays bass guitar and sings...Johnny Lee Schell...lead guitar and vocalist. ... "Baby" has recorded three albums, the latest of which "Where Did All the Money Go?," was released this month and is under the [Chelsea] label.
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