ABBA

This American southern rock band unofficially formed in 1970 when they played for other artists. They were former members of the Candymen and Classics IV and became a session group for Studio One in Doraville, Georgia. They decided to become a band in their own right with Buddy Buie as the band's manager and producer. They were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. They have 2 gold and 2 platinum albums.

Members

Buddy Buie (producer/manager/vocals) (1970--Present)

Rodney Justo (lead vocals/drums) (1970-1972) (1983-1984).

Barry Bailey (guitar)(1970-1985?) (1989-Present?)

J.R. Cobb (guitar/vocals) (1971-1981

Paul Goddard (bass) (1970-1983?)

Dean Daughtry (keyboards) (1970-1985?) (1989-Present)

Robert Nix (drums) (1970-1978)

Ronnie Hammond (lead vocals) (1972-1981) (1989-2001)

Roy Yeager (drums)(1978-1983)

Danny Biget (1983)

J.E. Garnett (bass) (1989-Present?)

Steve Stone (bass/guitar) (1996-Present)

Justin Senker (drums) (1996-Present)

Sean Burke (drums) (1991-Present)

R.J. Vealey (drums) (1995-Present)

Jim Keeling (drums) (1999-Present?)

Andy Anderson (vocals) (2001?-Present)

Atlantic Rhythm Section recordings

The Ballad of Lois Malone (Buddy Buie/Robert Nix/Danny Daughtry/Barry Bailey)

Champagne Jam (Buddy Buie/Robert Nix/J.R. Cobb)

The Great Escape (Buddy Buie/Robert Nix/Barry Bailey)

I'm Not Going to Let It Bother Me Tonight (Buddy Buie/Robert Nix/Danny Daughtry)

Silver Eagle (Buddy Buie/J.R. Cobb)

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