Wednesday, August 12, 2009

This Week in Cleveland Band Reunions: East Wind

Posted by Michael Gallucci on Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 2:30 PM

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Yet another old Cleveland band has been heard from. East Wind, a popular bar band who played regularly at clubs like Maple Heights’ Longhorn back in the ’70s, have joined the parade of long-defunct area groups doing reunion shows.

It’s at the Beachland Ballroom on September 26. Wild Horses — the band East Wind drummer Tony Mazzone moved on to following the breakup — will open. (Wild Horses reunited back in the late ’90s).

East Wind released one 7-inch single “Sadness Never Lasts/Could This Be Love” before dissolving in 1980; they did one reunion show two years later before calling it a day completely.

In addition to Mazzone, the band included keyboardist/guitarist Richard Attinoto, bassist Bob Coulson, lead guitarist Jim Greer and vocalist/drummer Billy Greer.

The band's website includes photos and music. —Anastasia Pantsios

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I drank a lot of 3.2 beer listening to these guys at the Longhorn in the mid-70s.

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Posted by bearcat74 on 09/02/2009 at 2:16 AM

I remember that bar!!!!...wasn't it on Broadway east of Lee rd.......yes,alot of 3.2 pitchers!!

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