Henry Vestine

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Guitarist Henry Vestine initially played with the Beans, but in 1966 joined Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention. He left this group after the 'Freak Out!' album, and linked with Alan Wilson and Bob Hite in a group called Canned Heat. This group was particularly successful in 1969, but Vestine left in the same year after clashing with bass player Larry Taylor. He returned in 1970, and the group continued to enjoy success with a range of line-ups right up until his death.

Vestine, Henry

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Bryan MacLean

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Guitarist, singer and songwriter Bryan MacLean was drawn to the music scene at an early age, and became a roadie for the Byrds. He formed the Grass Roots with Arthur Lee, Johnny Echols, Johnny Fleckenstein and Don Conka, and this band made its live debut in Apr 1965. The band's name was soon changed to Love. It became very popular among hippies, and was particularly admired for 'Forever Changes,' its third album, issued in Nov 1967.

MacLean, Bryan

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Glen Buxton

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Guitarist Glen Buxton performed with mid-West garage band the Spiders in the 1960s. This group became the Nazz and later Alice Cooper. The group's first real success was 'School's Out,' released in summer 1972. Buxton later returned to Arizona, where he experienced financial difficulties and worked on his farm while performing informally with local bands. He is still widely respected for his guitar riffs.

Buxton, Glen

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