There are certain groups in rock history that are known by their songs, but are not terribly identifiable. The Babys came along at a time when the ground of popular music was undergoing seismic shifts due to the growing popularity of disco and the influence of punk. The group's lineup at it's height, vocalist/bassist John Waite, drummer Tony Brock, keyboardist/guitarist Michael Corby, and guitarist Wally Stocker, all went on (except for Corby) to successful careers elsewhere.
Listening now, the music had a quality that allowed for it to be very catchy in any era, which I am sure is why their two big hits (and Waite's "Missing You') are still played a great deal on oldies radio....and has aged very well. Even if no one is sure the name of the band...
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The Babys--Isn't It Time (1977)
7:38 AM
1977, 70's oldies, 70's oldies 70's pop, 70's rock, John Waite, Michael Corby, The Babys, The Rock and Roll Omnibus, Tony Brock, Wally Stocker
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