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The Los Angeles music climate of the late sixties and seventies was characterized by the heavy sounds and sentiments that reflected the revolutionary attitudes of the generation. Bursting onto that scene was a new group whose sound not only epitomized the hard attitudes of the youth with its heavy drumming and bass lines, but also embraced more delicate aspirations through its intricate guitar and keyboard overlays. Iron Butterfly was signed to ATCO records (a division of Atlantic Records) in the spring of 1967 and released their first album, aptly titled Heavy, the following winter. While the band was on the road with the likes of: The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, The Grateful Dead, Traffic, The Who, and Cream, their impressive debut stayed on Billboard's album More... (Submit New Iron Butterfly Lyrics) (Submit New Iron Butterfly Lyrics) Review about Iron Butterfly I WAS THE BANDS SINGER | Reviewer: STEVE FELDMAN ------ About artist/band Iron Butterfly ERIC BRAUNN WAS A GENIUS...NO ONE IN THE BAND SHOWED HIM THE APPROIATE RESPECT HE DESERVED... HERE'S TO YOU BROTHER ...... Iron Butterfly | Reviewer: Jennifer Milem ------ About artist/band Iron Butterfly My review is Iron Butterfly, and it's Braunn, not Barnett, the following review is not a paid advertisement, but a music for Iron Butterfly's songs, the band, Iron Butterfly, was starting in 1966, Doug Ingle, Ron Bushy, Darryl DeLoach, Allen Toussaint, and Danny Weiss, the band formally known as "Iron Butterfly," they'd hit their first album, "Heavy," which it means "HARD," for the cd called "Iron Butterfly: Heavy," in 1967. After DeLoach, Toussaint, and Weiss, left their band, in 1968, Lee Dorman, and Erik Braunn, joined "Iron Butterfly," in their second album, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida." That was for the cd, too! Erik was a guitarist, Lee was a bassist, that was weird. In 1969, their third debut album released, they called "Ball," in 1969. But by the time at the age of 20, in 1970, Erik Braunn left the band, Ron Bushy, too! Until Erik and Ron rejoined the band, "Iron Butterfly," in 1975! Erik Braunn, guitarist, died of Myocardial Infarction, in 2003. He was 52. You could review the artist/band Iron Butterfly in Biography page You could review Iron Butterfly album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Iron Butterfly song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Iron Butterfly" Music | |
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