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Tom Boggs
blue-eyed soul
- Origin
- États-Unis
- Born
- 1944
- Genres
- blue-eyed soul, pop rock, rock psychédélique
Biography
Born in 1944 in the United States, Tom Boggs made a mark on the music scene of the 1960s with his powerful and innovative drumming style. He contributed to iconic tracks such as "The Letter" and "Cry Like a Baby." His musical approach helped shape the sound of blue-eyed soul and psychedelic rock, placing him among the influential artists of his time. Although his career was relatively short, his impact on music remains significant.
Highlights
- Influential drummer of the 1960s.
- Known for tracks like "The Letter."
- Contributed to blue-eyed soul and psychedelic rock.
Discography
- The Letter/Neon Rainbow1967
- Cry Like a Baby1968
- Non-Stop1968
- Dimensions1969
- Tear Off!1998
FAQ
What year was Tom Boggs born?
Tom Boggs was born in 1944.
Where is Tom Boggs from?
Tom Boggs is from the United States.
What was Tom Boggs' role in music?
He was a drummer.
What music genres did he explore?
He explored blue-eyed soul, pop rock, and psychedelic rock.
What are his notable albums?
His albums include "The Letter/Neon Rainbow" and "Cry Like a Baby."
Since when was Tom Boggs active?
He was active since 1967.
