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I was on the Ross Vallory site the other day and saw the list of musicians that played on the Sy Klopps albums. Now I always thought that Herbie was Sy Klopps, but he is not listed as one of the players, not even listed as "Sy Klopps". Anyone got some info on these recordings for me?

Also does Neal appear on every song or just guest on one or two?

If you are a fan of blues music, which I am into a bit, are they worth picking up?

Thanks in advance for your responses.

SF-DANO wrote:I was on the Ross Vallory site the other day and saw the list of musicians that played on the Sy Klopps albums. Now I always thought that Herbie was Sy Klopps, but he is not listed as one of the players, not even listed as "Sy Klopps". Anyone got some info on these recordings for me?

Also does Neal appear on every song or just guest on one or two?

If you are a fan of blues music, which I am into a bit, are they worth picking up?

Thanks in advance for your responses.

herbie is sy klopps!! at first i thought it was steve miller!! there are 2 albums,, neal plays on a coulple blues standard tunes each,, some songs hes alone , some hes put on with a cool shredder (cant remember their names)!! its a fun album, well both of them , the first one is the best!!

Herbie is Sy. I don't have those earlier CDs (since they haven't been available until recently) but I do have one of the later ones and I really liked it. Herbie isn't too bad of a singer and well suited to blues.

i love that first cd-WALTER EGO----Neal Schon,Kee marcello,Prairie Prince, Ross Valory, Gregg Rolie and singing Norton Buffalo, second one is pretty good also-OLE BLUE EYE IS BACK--------HERBIE is lead, Neal and Ross Are on there with some other musicians i havent heard of---first cd is the best

The second CD Old Blue Eye Is Back it's all Neal, he's the lead guitarist for that album.

SF-DANO wrote:I was on the Ross Vallory site the other day and saw the list of musicians that played on the Sy Klopps albums. Now I always thought that Herbie was Sy Klopps, but he is not listed as one of the players, not even listed as "Sy Klopps". Anyone got some info on these recordings for me?

Also does Neal appear on every song or just guest on one or two?

If you are a fan of blues music, which I am into a bit, are they worth picking up?

Thanks in advance for your responses.

http://www.syklopps.com

Its fun stuff. anyone else thinks Herbie sounds like Steve Miller?