Lover's Vengeance

Lover's Vengeance was my last band. It was a spin-off of Brass Monkey w/o bassist Greg Farson. Brass Monkey was a spin-off of Later when we lost lead guitarist Wayne Addleman. In the tradition of the previous groups, we specialized in jazz-influenced rock. We played six gigs between November 4, 1972 (Lambda Chi Alpha triad) and March 2, 1973 (Elk's Club ROTC formal). Chris Taylor and I dreamed up the name, which represented the way in which we sublimated our frustrations from failed relationships into our music.

Members

Set List

Note 1/11/2019: File format has finally been updated from RealMedia optimized for 56K streaming to MP3.
  • Saturday In the Park(Chicago; only an excerpt due to overwriting on tape)
  • Beginnings (Chicago; only first 20 seconds due to overwriting on tape)
  • Bitch (Rolling Stones)
  • Traditional Order New York Rock & Roll Ensemble w/ my fav keyboard solo)
  • Medicated Goo (Dreams adaptation of Winwood with goofy ending by Chris Taylor)
  • Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones)
  • Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull)
  • Sympathy for the Devil (Rolling Stones)
  • Git It All (Mandrill)
  • Proud Mary (our lead singer was a CCR freak; surprise jazz riff in middle)
  • Mandrill (Mandrill)
  • Hunky Funky (American Breed)
  • Color My World (Chicago)
  • Evil Ways (Santana; insufferably long jam)
  • Fire and Rain (Blood, Sweat, & Tears version of James Taylor song)
  • I'm a Man (Chicago version of Winwood song)
  • Kiddie Boy (Todd Rundgren)

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