The Frost
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The Frost were an American psychedelic rock band from Alpena, Michigan in the late 1960s, led by singer-guitarist Dick Wagner, who went on to play with Ursa Major, Alice Cooper and Lou Reed in the 1970s.
The bassist was Gordy Garris, drummer was Bob Rigg, Rhythm and Lead Guitarist was Don Hartman.
The Frost recorded three albums for Vanguard Records, "Frost Music", "Rock and Roll Music", and "Through the Eyes of Love." All three albums, plus a 'best of' compilation album,are available on CD from Vanguard Records.
The Frost were one of the top Detroit area bands of the era, however very poor album cover artwork, distribution and promotion by Vanguard hampered the band and caused them to miss the national success that other Detroit bands like Bob Seger and Grand Funk Railroad were to achieve.
There have been several Frost reunion concerts over the years, especially while Dick Wagner still lived and performed in Michigan. The reunions have included Wagner, Hartman and Rigg.
[edit] External links
- The Frost discography from Vanguard Records
- A cover of Linda from the rock and roll music album by Sucrepop
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