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Al Garth is a saxophonist and violinist who has worked with the Eagles since 1982. He is also a founding member of Loggins & Messina and a former member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
Al Garth joined Poco Band in 1975 and played saxophone and violin until 1976. He also worked with Loggins and Messina, the Eagles, and Soul Fuse.
Al Garth — vocals, saxophone, woodwinds, fiddle, keyboards (1982—1985) James "Bo" Metz — guitar (1984–1985) Merel Bregante — drums (1984–1985) Gary Burr - vocals, guitars (1984–1985, 1998–2000) Joel Rosenblatt — drums (1985–1986) Dan Clawson — saxophone (1985–1988) Steve Speelman — drums (1986–1988)
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- 1970–1988, 1998–2002, 2004–present
Sep 15, 2023 · List of Al Garth Albums in Order. 1. “Strong Winds” (1976) – Tracklist: – “Riding on the Breeze” – “Open the Door to Your Heart” – “Where Do We Go?” – “Wildfire” – “Hold on to Your Dreams” – “End of the Affair” – “Dance of the Angels” – “Takin’ the Old Back Roads Home” – “Sweet Country Gal” 2. “Stepping Stones” (1978) – Tracklist:
Real Name: Lester Alan Garth. Profile: American musician and singer, he plays saxophone, horn, violin and other instruments. In Groups: Loggins And Messina, Poco (3), The Dirt Band. Variations: Viewing All | Al Garth. A. Garth, Garth, Alan Garth, A. L. Garth, Gate, Lester A. Garth.
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Background. Former Loggins & Messina sax/fiddle player Al Garth joined the band to record this album, but left shortly after due to internal conflicts. On the cover and in photos throughout the album package, the band is depicted as a quartet without Garth (i.e, Paul Cotton, George Grantham, Timothy B. Schmit, and Rusty Young.) Garth is ...
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