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Berger left the group in the 00s, but Keith Wilder continued to perform with various lineups until his passing in 2017. Now, with the passing of Bilbo Berger, we say sad final goodbye to the original lineup of one of the most beloved bands of an era. Rest in peace, Bilbo. By Chris Rizik
Joined by keyboardists Kevin Sutherland and Byron Byrd, guitarist Bill Jones, and original drummer Ernest Berger, the reborn Heatwave launched an American tour with a live album recorded at the Greek Theater in Hollywood, arriving in 1997. Deaths. Johnnie Wilder died in his sleep at his home in Dayton, Ohio on 13 May 2006.
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1 de ago. de 2020 · 210. 7.4K views 3 years ago #daytonohio #funkmusic #Heatwave. Funk Chronicles interview with Ernest "Bilbo" Berger original drummer for the Funk group HEATWAVE, w/host Rhine McLin. This...
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6 de oct. de 2015 · Ernest 'Bilbo' Berger Most famous for the disco classic Boogie Nights, Heatwave had hit-after-disco-hit in the 1970s and early ’80s. British songwriter Rod Temperton was among the original line-up for the disco hit makers, and would famously go on to work with Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones on Off The Wall.
2 de mar. de 2024 · Though few details are currently to hand, various sources are reporting the death of original Heatwave drummer ERNEST “BILBO” BERGER. Born in what was then Czechoslovakia, he played on all the band’s biggest hits. The news of his passing was announced by his wife Grace.
Ernest "Bilbo" Berger (1951 - March 01, 2024) original drummer from Heatwave. Along with band members Johnnie Wilder Jr, Rod Temperton, Eric Johns & Roy Carter created some of the most memorable Disco music of the 70's & 80's Tracks include: Heatwave - Boogie Nights Heatwave - Always and Forever Heatwave - Mind Blowing Decisions
3 de nov. de 2017 · The members of Heatwave (circa 1978), from l to r: Mario Mantese, Rod Temperton, Keith Wilder, Johnnie Wilder, Roy Carter, Eric Johns and Ernest Berger. In other words, Heatwave was to the late 1970s what Sly & the Family Stone was to the earlier part of that decade, except Heatwave made Sly Stone’s all-American mixed-race/mixed-gender group look almost homogenous by comparison.
