Originally Posted by almauro

Derek St. Holmes, vocal/guitar on Nugent S/T. This partnership only lasted one record, but he was the superior vocalist, and because of his input, Nuge never came close to topping this album. Derek's voice was powerful, raspy and had some range.

Originally Posted by eraser.time206

If you can't deal with the fact that there are 6+ billion people in the world and none of them think exactly the same that's not my problem. Just deal with it yourself or make actual conversation. This isn't a court and I'm not some poet or prophet that needs everything I say to be analytically critiqued.

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier

He was actually on the first 3 studio albums and I think came back for one more in the 1980s, he was certainly better than Nugent as a vocalist.

Originally Posted by almauro

You know your stuff, St Holmes left during the recording of Free For All, but you're right, he was credited for some vocals on that album. That's about as far as I go w/Nuge.

Originally Posted by eraser.time206

If you can't deal with the fact that there are 6+ billion people in the world and none of them think exactly the same that's not my problem. Just deal with it yourself or make actual conversation. This isn't a court and I'm not some poet or prophet that needs everything I say to be analytically critiqued.

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier

He left after Free For All but came back for Cat Scratch Fever then left again after the live album.

Originally Posted by almauro

I'll have to give Cat Scratch and Live Gonzo a listen to then, because I think St. Holmes as got a great voice.

Originally Posted by eraser.time206

If you can't deal with the fact that there are 6+ billion people in the world and none of them think exactly the same that's not my problem. Just deal with it yourself or make actual conversation. This isn't a court and I'm not some poet or prophet that needs everything I say to be analytically critiqued.