Atlanta Rhythm Section Singer Ronnie Hammond Dies
. Hammond became ARS front man in 1972 after being spotted by band manager and co-songwriter/vocalist Buddie Buie whilst working as a sound engineer at the renowned Doraville Studios, and went on to feature in many of the bands biggest hits including Champagne Jam, Imaginary Lover and their crossover hit So Into You His brother Steve, who was also in the band briefly, told the Atlanta Journal: "When he sang, he was on fire. The band was a close-knit group and they got along relatively well most of the time. Life on the road is challenging so there is going to be conflicts but, overall, they got along great. I think he would thank the Lord for allowing him the opportunity." RockAAA.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. Preview and Purchase Atlanta Rhythm Section CDs Atlanta Rhythm Section MP3 Downloads |
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