Giuffria

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Giuffria was an American 80s melodic glam metal band, and founder Gregg Giuffria often referred to their music as "cinema rock." They had some minor commercial success before constant line-up changes killed all momentum.

Former Angel keyboardist Gregg Giuffria was going to stage his comeback under the Angel banner, however former members of the band convinced him to use a different moniker. Giuffria named the new band after himself and recruited David Glen Eisley (vocals), Craig Goldy (ex-Rough Cutt, guitar), Rick Bozzo (bass) and Alan Krigger (drums). Bozzo would be replaced by Quiet Riot's Chuck Wright before recoding of the debut commenced. The self-titled debut album was an almost technically perfect recording, spawning the Top 20 hit "Call To The Heart" and turning the band members into stars in America while touring behind the newly reformed Deep Purple.

Genres

Glam Rock Hard Rock AOR

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Giuffria members

Members: David Glen Eisley (lead vocals, original, harmonica, keyboard), Gregg Giuffria (background vocals, eponymous, keyboard, keytar, piano, synthesizer), Alan Krigger (drums (drum set)), Lanny Cordola (guitar), Chuck Wright (bass guitar, original), Craig Goldy (bass guitar, original, background vocals, guitar), David Sikes (bass guitar), Adam Emmons (keyboard), Tom Quinton (drums (drum set), original), Rick Bozzo (bass guitar), Ken Mary (drums (drum set))