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By late 1976, Clover's new drummer was Micky Shine. The group added Huey Lewis (then billing himself as Huey Louis) as a second lead vocalist and harmonica player, and Sean Hopper was keyboard player.
- 1967–1978
- Mill Valley, California, United States
4 de jun. de 2003 · He was born Michael Schreiner which didn't seem to be a good name for a rock drummer, so with the help of Huey Lewis he changed it into Micky Shine (he added the second "M" a few years later). The name Schreiner (misspelt though) can be found in the writing credits for the Clover song "Bad Is Bad" which Huey Lewis and the News recorded on their album "Sports".
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Sites: mmickyshine.com. Aliases: Michael Schreiner. In Groups: Burning Rome (2), Clover (3), Tommy Tutone. Variations: Viewing All | Micky Shine. Mickey Shine, Mickey Spine.
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Disbanded. 1978. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. AM Pop, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Country-Rock, Pub Rock, Rock & Roll, Soft Rock. Group Members. Alex Call, John Ciambotti, John McFee, Huey Lewis, Mitch Howie, Sean Hopper, Micky Shine. Submit Corrections. Explore Clover's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews.
