Johnny Edwards (musician)
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Johnny Edwards is a singer who has sung for the bands Foreigner, Montrose, King Kobra, Buster Brown, Royal Jelly, and an early version of the band Wild Horses that Rick Steier and James Kottak were members of (not the band Wild Horses that former Rainbow and Dio bassist Jimmy Bain and former Def Leppard drummer Frank Noon were members of).
Edwards is also an activist for peace and racial equality. His parents, Jean and George Edwards (a retired professor of theology and Presbyterian minister) of Louisville, Ky., are pacifists and civil rights activists who influenced Johnny to have as much contact with African-Americans as possible. Today, Johnny Edwards lives in Louisville, raising his two children and repairing and programming computers for a living.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] With Buster Brown
Loud and Clear (1984)
Sign Of Victory
[edit] With Montrose
Mean (1987)
[edit] With King Kobra
King Kobra III (1988)
[edit] With Foreigner
Unusual Heat (1991)
[edit] With Royal Jelly
Royal Jelly (1994)
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