Quick question for those who know music trivia - please keep in GD
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Im pretty sure its Styx.
"Babe" in the 70s, "Mr Roboto" in the 80s and "Show Me the Way" in the 90s
Current line-up
James "J.Y." Young – Vocals, guitar, keyboards (1970–present)
Tommy Shaw – Vocals, guitar, mandolin, talkbox (1975–1983, 1995–present)
Lawrence Gowan – Vocals, keyboards (1999–present)
Todd Sucherman – Drums, percussion(1996–present)
Ricky Phillips – Bass guitar, vocals (2004–present)
Chuck Panozzo – Bass guitar, bass pedals (1961–present;is currently a part-time member)
Former members
Dennis DeYoung – Vocals, keyboards, accordion (1961–1999)
John Panozzo – Drums, percussion (1961–1996)
John Curulewski – Guitar, vocals(1970–1975)
Glen Burtnik – Guitar, vocals (1990–1991) / Bass guitar, vocals (1999–2004)
Bare in mind that these were American hits and most of them didnt really feature in the UK charts apart from "Babe".
"Babe" in the 70s, "Mr Roboto" in the 80s and "Show Me the Way" in the 90s
Current line-up
James "J.Y." Young – Vocals, guitar, keyboards (1970–present)
Tommy Shaw – Vocals, guitar, mandolin, talkbox (1975–1983, 1995–present)
Lawrence Gowan – Vocals, keyboards (1999–present)
Todd Sucherman – Drums, percussion(1996–present)
Ricky Phillips – Bass guitar, vocals (2004–present)
Chuck Panozzo – Bass guitar, bass pedals (1961–present;is currently a part-time member)
Former members
Dennis DeYoung – Vocals, keyboards, accordion (1961–1999)
John Panozzo – Drums, percussion (1961–1996)
John Curulewski – Guitar, vocals(1970–1975)
Glen Burtnik – Guitar, vocals (1990–1991) / Bass guitar, vocals (1999–2004)
Bare in mind that these were American hits and most of them didnt really feature in the UK charts apart from "Babe".
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darko said:
That is probably one of the finest power ballads of all time.
The first time I played it I had a tear in my eye.
The wording of the question, to me, suggests that Styx don't fit the bill, as they didn't have a completely different lineup for each hit
edit: especially since there are a number of bands who have had different lineups for hits in the 70s-90s
edit: especially since there are a number of bands who have had different lineups for hits in the 70s-90s