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Guitarist and songwriter who was a member of Diamond
Reo before co-founding The Silencers with Reo vocalist Frank Czuri. Diamond
Reo grazed the Top 100 with their rendition of “Ain’t
That Peculiar”, originally recorded by Marvin Gaye, and appeared on American Bandstand. The Silencers released a pair of
albums, 1980’s Rock ‘n’
Roll Enforcers, and 1981’s Romantic. King quit the band in 1984. He spent some time in between bands
supporting fellow Diamond Reo guitarist Norm Nardini,
as part of Norm Nardini and the East Side
Tigers. He has since formed
Warren King and the Lost Dogs, and as recently as 2007 re-united with Frank
Czuri for the 18th anniversary of Moondog’s in Blawnox,
Pennsylvania.
The
Silencers recordings
Sidewalk Romeo
(Angel of Mercy)
(Frank Czuri/Michael John Harbadin/Warren King/Dennis Takos)
Sources:
- http://www.post-gazette.com/magazine/20010213popstory2.asp
- http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07187/799613-51.stm
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