Coloradans Todd Park Mohr, Rob Squires, and Brian Nevin built up their fan base without releasing a single album: instead, they were familiar faces on the college and hot-spots circuit from Chicago to San Francisco and points in between. Playing rock… Read more
Coloradans Todd Park Mohr, Rob Squires, and Brian Nevin built up their fan base without releasing a single album: instead, they were familiar faces on the college and hot-spots circuit from Chicago to San Francisco and points in between. Playing rock 'n' roll with a dose of blues and R&B from their get-go in 1986, BHTM's third album, Sister Sweetly, in 1993, went gold and topped the charts for over a year. Follow-up albums "Strategem," "Beautiful World," and "Live Monsters" were well received and showed increasing finesse and sophistication in their playing and lyrics. To date, the band's formidable live-appearance appeal has not been translated into consistently strong album sales, but each release, including "Riviera" in 2002, includes fine moments among the laid-back rock offerings.
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