Sugarloaf
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Biography
[Edit]Best known for their 1970 AM pop classic "Green-Eyed Lady," Sugarloaf was formed in 1969 in Denver out of the ashes of the Moonrakers, which had released an album in 1968. Singer/keyboardist Jerry Corbetta and guitarist Bob Webber founded the group, adding Moonraker mates Bob MacVittie on drums and Veeder Van Dorn on rhythm guitar, plus bassist Bob Raymond. Originally dubbed Chocolate Hair, the band lost Van Dorn after just a few months when he joined Mescalero Space Kit. On the strength of their demos, the band was signed to Liberty, and changed their name to Sugarloaf, after a Colorado mountain popular with skiers (the record company was concerned about the possible racial overtones of Chocolate Hair). Sugarloaf recorded their self-titled debut album in 1970, and the single "Green-Eyed Lady" — co-written by Corbetta and based on a piece of a scale exercise in a practice book — slowly became a nationwide hit, catching on in more and more markets until it finally peaked at number three on the pop charts. For the follow-up album, 1971's Spaceship Earth, Sugarloaf added guitarist/songwriter Bob Yeazel, who had previously played on two albums as part of a Denver band called the Beast. Spaceship Earth didn't produce any hits, and disagreements over the band's choice of producers followed. Yeazel wound up leaving prior to the release of 1973's I Got a Song, which appeared on the smaller Brut label and featured former Beast drummer Larry Ferris. Resurfacing on Claridge in 1975, Sugarloaf finally scored that elusive follow-up hit with "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" from their fourth and final album, Don't Call Us. However, they subsequently disbanded. Corbetta went on to release a solo album on Warner Bros., and later worked with Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons as a writer, producer, and backing musician.
Title: Don't Call Us - We'll Call You (Original Hit Version) - Single
Artist: Sugarloaf, Jerry Corbetta
Genre: Rock
Collections
Title: Time Life - Sounds Of The Seventies 1972
Genre: Soul, Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Reggae, Dub, Pop, Pop Rock, Funk
Title: Best Of Rock'n'Roll (CD1)
Genre: Rock
Title: Best Of Rock N Roll 2013 (CD1)
Genre: Rock
Title: Bacobens Rock Top 500 (CD10)
Genre: Rock
Title: Top 500 Rock And Roll Songs (CD25)
Genre: Rock
Title: Billboard Top Rock'n'Roll Hits 1970
Genre: Soul, Rock, Rock & Roll, Pop, Funk
Title: Top 500 Classic Rock (CD10)
Genre: Rock
Title: Billboard Charts Top 1000 Hits 1970-1979 (CD1: 1970)
Genre: Industrial, Blues, Jazz, Rock, Gothic Rock, Grunge, Rock & Roll, Punk, Metal, Reggae, World Music, Country, Pop, Alternative, Psychedelic, Indie, Hardcore, Symphonic
Title: Billboard Charts Top 1000 Hits 1970-1979 (CD6: 1975)
Genre: Industrial, Blues, Jazz, Rock, Gothic Rock, Grunge, Rock & Roll, Punk, Metal, Reggae, World Music, Country, Pop, Alternative, Psychedelic, Indie, Hardcore, Symphonic
Title: Ultimate Soul Men (CD1)
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Funk
Title: Super Hits Of The '70s: Have A Nice Day, Volume 3
Genre: Pop Rock
Title: Super Hits Of The 70s (CD1)
Title: Select Mix 70s Essentials 27
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul Jazz, Rock, World Music, Ethnic , Disco, Funk
Title: Hammond Organ In ROCK (CD2)
Genre: Rock, Punk, Punk Rock, Alternative
Title: Retro Halloween 2021
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz, Rock, Disco, Pop, Funk, Acoustic, Classical
Featuring albums
Title: Moon, Wisdom & Slackness
Artist: Pigeondust
Genre: Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Rock, Dancefloor, Dance Pop
Title: Legends: The Ultimate Rock Collection (CD7: Gimme Some Lovin')
Artist: The Legends, Time Life
Genre: Rock
