Steppenwolf - Monster
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"Monster" is the title track from Steppenwolf's 1969 album, Monster, featuring John Kay (vocals), Larry Byrom (guitar), Nick St. Nicholas (bass), Goldy McJohn (organ), and Jerry Edmonton (drums). The live footage in this video comes from their 1970 Randall's Island Pop Festival performance, featuring St. Nicholas's replacement, George Biondo.
Видео Steppenwolf - Monster канала Christian Larsen
"Monster" is the title track from Steppenwolf's 1969 album, Monster, featuring John Kay (vocals), Larry Byrom (guitar), Nick St. Nicholas (bass), Goldy McJohn (organ), and Jerry Edmonton (drums). The live footage in this video comes from their 1970 Randall's Island Pop Festival performance, featuring St. Nicholas's replacement, George Biondo.
Видео Steppenwolf - Monster канала Christian Larsen
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