Mountain

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A Group with 50 releases. 11 members.

Biography

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Mountain is an American rock band whose main fame was in the 1970s. The band was inspired by Cream and enjoyed the involvement of unofficial Cream bassist and producer Felix Pappalardi.

Mountain played at the Woodstock festival in 1969 and their first album, Climbing!, was released the following year. The album included the track "Mississippi Queen" which reached No.21 on the Billboard charts. The band split after the live album, Mountain Live (The Road Goes Ever On) (1972), and two of the members went on to form West, Bruce (from Cream) and Laing which achieved success in their own right. After reforming in 1974, the band released a live album and Avalanche, but that was to be the last of their studio output until 1996's Man's World. Leslie West, and Corky Laing continue to "rock on" as Mountain to this day.

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Genres

Hard Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Pop, Rock, Metal, Rock and Roll, Singer-Songwriter, Classic Rock. Vote on Genres

Discography

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Members

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Leslie West

current member
  • lead vocals, guitar:
    • 1969-

Corky Laing

current member
  • drums:
    • 1970-

Rev Jones

current member
  • bass:
    • 2008-

Ritchie Scarlett

founder member
  • bass:
    • unknown-2008

Mark Clarke

  • bass:
    • 1985-1995

Felix Pappalardi

  • bass, lead vocals, keyboards:
    • 1969-1972,
    • 1974-1976

David Perry

  • guitar:
    • 1975-1976

Allan Schwartzberg

  • drums:
    • 1974

Bob Mann

  • guitar:
    • 1974

Steve Knight

  • keyboards:
    • 1969-1972

N. D. Smart

  • drums:
    • 1969

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