Tracks (Boston)

• Type: Band
• Hometown: Boston, MA
• Active: 1976 - 1979
• Number of gigs played: 3
• Number of other acts played with: 3

• George Maloof
  1976 - 1976
  Electric Bass
• Chuck “Angel” Myra
  1976 - 1976
  Drums
• Paul “Kidd” Kross
  1976 - 1978
  Electric Bass
  Replaced: George Maloof
• “Wild Johnny” Lewis
  1976 - 1978
  Drums
  Replaced: Chuck “Angel” Myra
• Jeff Rey
  1976 - 1979
  Electric Guitar
• Lorry Doll
  1976 - 1979
  Lead Vocal
• John Shriver
  1977 - 1979
  Electric Bass
  Replaced: Paul “Kidd” Kross
• Pat O’Neill
  1978 - 1979
  Drums
  Replaced: “Wild Johnny” Lewis

• Johnny Angel
  1977 - 1977
  Electric Bass

• Richard Nolan
  Unknown - Unknown
  Business manager

• Tracks on AllMusic

From LorryDoll.com:

“Mid-seventies Boston and a new local music scene was being forged in defiant opposition to tired arena acts and disco. Jeff (Mono Man) Connolly and JJ Rassler powered DMZ, while John Felice led the Real Kids on stripped down rockers inspired by 60s garage bands. On the darker side, Tracks’ Lorry Doll growled and spit out the lyrics to  “Gang War Rumble,” “I Don’t Need You” and “Love Is (Bondage and Leather).” Co-founded with fellow art student/guitarist Jeff Rey, Lorry and Tracks joined a handful of other bands at the infamous Rat igniting Boston’s new music scene; just as Television, the Ramones, Talking Heads and others were doing the same in New York.”

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Shared a bill with:

• La Peste 2 time(s)
• DMZ 1 time(s)
• The Real Kids 1 time(s)

Played at:

• Cantone's (Boston) 2 time(s)
• The Rat (Boston) 1 time(s)

Gigs Played:

• 02-18-1978, Cantone's (Boston): La Peste Tracks (Boston)
• Date:1978, February 18 (Sat)
• Headliner: La Peste
• First Opening: Tracks (Boston)

• 02-17-1978, Cantone's (Boston): La Peste Tracks (Boston)
• Date:1978, February 17 (Fri)
• Headliner: La Peste
• First Opening: Tracks (Boston)

• 12-31-1977, The Rat (Boston): The Real Kids, DMZ, Tracks (Boston)
• Date:1977, December 31 (Sat)
• Headliner: The Real Kids
• First Opening: DMZ
• Second Opening: Tracks (Boston)