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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Sacred Irony - I See Love - 1971
from the Blue Mold lp "Tobacco a Go Go Volume 2"

In Winston-Salem music lore it will always be remembered that Sacred Irony opened for and backed crooner Bobby Sherman at the Benton Convention Center December 29th, 1969. Sacred Irony lasted from 1969 to 1971 and left behind a wealth of great stories, thanks in large part to keyboardist Rick Reich who successfully chronicled the rise and fall of Sacred Irony on his web site found here.

Band Members:
Mitch Easter - lead guitars
Ted Lyons - drums
Rick Reich - keyboards & vocals
Dale Smith - lead vocals & guitar
Troy "Corky" McMillan - bass & vocals

posted by Michael Slawter | 8:21 AM

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