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15 de ene. de 2024 · Of course, the guy they had then, Tony Rainier, was a heavy metal guitar player. It’s just what you had to play at that time. As well as, you know, the puffed-up hair and tight pants. Dickie even had a perm at that point.” “Tony, who was our guitar player in the early 80s, this was his concept,” Dickie says. “I was pretty much against it.
- Ken Mcintyre
Blue Cheer fue una banda estadounidense de rock, oriunda de San Francisco, California formada en 1966. Fueron especialmente reconocidos a finales de la década de los 60 por su sonido agresivo y su interés por convertirse en la banda más ruidosa del planeta mediante una mezcla entre el rock psicodélico y el hard rock, logrando una variedad de resultados que a la postre los reconocerían ...
- 1966–1972, 1974–1975, 1978–1979, 1984–1994, 1999–2009
Tony Rainier is a musician based out of California. Mainly active during the 1970s and 1980s, he is best known for his tenures with the obscure pop group Pushups and his two stints with Blue Cheer, in which he recorded two studio albums with the band. When Blue Cheer initially broke up in 1972...
In 1978, Dickie Peterson began rehearsing with Davis-based guitarist Tony Rainier, a younger brother of Peterson's high school friend (and sometime Blue Cheer soundman and bodyguard) Larry Rainier. Michael Fleck was auditioned as drummer. The reformed Blue Cheer recorded an album with Jim Keylor at Army Street Studios.
- 1966–2009
- See members section
- San Francisco, California, U.S.
12 de sept. de 1985 · Encouraged by the heavy-metal revival, he re-formed Blue Cheer again last year with Whaley and guitarist Tony Rainier (the younger brother of an original Cheer roadie). The group released a new...
7 es un álbum póstumo publicado por Blue Cheer en 2012, tres años después de su disolución tras la muerte de su líder Dickie Peterson en el año 2009 y el cual contó con la participación del guitarrista Tony Rainier y el baterista Michael Fleck.
La alineación de la banda estuvo completada con el guitarrista Tony Rainier, quien ya había formado parte de Blue Cheer desde finales de los 70 y quien en compañía de Dickie Peterson y Michael Fleck habían intentado resucitar a la banda en 1979 con resultados infructuosos, pero ahora con una segunda oportunidad y en compañía de dos de ...
