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The band dispanded following Young's death in April 2021 – the final lineup was Young alongside bassist and vocalist Jack Sundrud (1985–1987, 1990–1991, and since 2000), drummer Rick Lonow (since 2016), and guitarist and vocalist Tom Hampton (since 2020).
New members Jeff Steele (bass) and Rick Seratte (keyboards, backing vocals) came in for Poco's 1984 tour dates, but they departed, along with drummer Chapman, to be replaced in 1985 by future Great Plains front man Jack Sundrud (vocals, bass, guitar) and the returning Grantham.
Part one of my conversation with current Poco drummer Rick Lonow, discussing the origin story of “call it love“ (a single from Poco‘s “legacy” album that he ...
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For more than 50 years, their distinctive harmonies and stellar musicianship helped define the sound of country-rock. Still led by the band co-founder and multiinstrumentalist who wrote and sang their biggest hits, they are a dedicated unit of four formidable songwriters, vocalists, arrangers and players. And rather than rest on any of these considerable laurels, they instead hit stages coast ...
The conclusion of our conversation with current Poco drummer Rick Lonow, talking about the irreplaceable Nashville character that was Cowboy Jack Clement, Pe...
Jan 8, 2020 · The current Poco lineup includes bassist Jack Sundrudp who has been a member since 1985; drummer Rick Lonow who co-wrote Poco's 1989 hit "Call It Love"; and guitarist Lex Browning who joined...
Poco is Young (steel and acoustic guitars, dobro, mandolin, banjo, vocals), Jack Sundrud (bass, vocals), Michael Webb (keyboards, mandolin, accordion, guitars, vocals) and Rick Lonow (drums, vocals).
