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ABOUT CROW
Crow formed in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, U.S.A. in August, 1967.
Originally known as the "South 40",
they were former members of the Rave-Ons and the Jokers Wild.
The original band members were Dave Wagner (vocals), Larry
Wiegand (bass/vocals), Dick Wiegand (guitar), Dave (Kink)
Middlemist (Hammond organ/vocals)
and Harry Nehls (drums/vocals).
They released the "South 40 Live at
Someplace Else" LP in 1968.
In 1969 they added Denny
Craswell (Castaways) on drums/vocals, changed their band name to
Crow, and released the album "Crow Music" on the Amaret lable.
They had a number of top-40 hits from 1969 to 1972,
including "Evil Woman", "Slow
Down", (Don't Try To Lay No Boogie-Woogie on the) "King OF Rock
n' Roll" and "Cottage Cheese" among others.
They
disbanded in 1972 but reformed again in 1988. They continue to
play select concerts all over the United States and have
released numerous C.D.'s. All the members have won Minnesota
Music Awards for their own individual instruments. In 2005 they
were inducted into the
Minnesota Rock/Country Hall of Fame and,
in 2009, the
Iowa Rock & Roll Music Hall of Fame.
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