Horses - Horses (Reissue) (1969/2003)

The history of the group is closely related to the psycho gang "The Rainy Daze" from Denver, Colorado, which broke up after the release of the album "That Acapulco Gold" in 1967. However, band leaders Tim Gilbert and John Carter composed a new album, and now they needed a band to record it. They started listening and eventually assembled the Horses team. As a result, the self-titled album was recorded. Unfortunately, he appeared on White Whale just at the moment when financial difficulties began on the label that led to his collapse. The band collapsed accordingly ... Drummer Chris Herold and bassist Dave Torbert joined New Riders Of The Purple Sage. Matt Kelly recorded several solo albums and played Gospel Oak. Guitarist Scott Quigley played with Sammy Hagar and later died of an overdose. Don Johnson has become a Hollywood superstar, the most memorable in the mid-80s series “Miami Police”. Tim Gilbert and John Carter continued on Capitol Records, writing for The Motels, Bob Welch, Tina Turner and other artists.