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Montrose (November 29, 1947 March 3,
2012) was a rock guitarist and leader of several
rock bands, including the self-named Montrose,
and Gamma. Ronnie Montrose died March 4, 2012 at
the age of 64 after suffering from prostate
cancer for the preceding five years. Born in San Francisco, but raised largely in
Coloroado, Ronnie Montrose took his early
influence from legendary rock and blues
guitarists Eric Clapton, Johnny Smith, Jeff
Beck, Jimmy Page, and Jimmy Hendrix, and joined
his first band Video of Ronnie
Montrose performing "Town Without Pity" in
1991 Ronnie Montrose got his start as a
professional rock guitarist with Van Morrison,
playing the guitar in Morrison's 1971 album
Tupelo Honey. He then joined the Edgar
Winter Group, playing on the hits
"Frankenstein" and "Free Ride"in
1972. After leaving the Edgar Winter Group, Ronnie
Montrose formed his own, self-titled band
Montrose with Sammy Hagar on
vocals, b Bill Church on bass and drummer Denny
Carmassi. Ronnie Montrose and
his Montrose band Ronnie Montrose
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albums Territory (1986) The Speed Of Sound (1988) The Diva Station (1990) Mutatis Mutandis (1991) Music From Here (1994) Mr. Bones (1996) Roll Over And Play Live (1999) Bearings (1999) Ronnie Montrose
Albums With the band Montrose: Paper Money (1974) Warner Brothers Presents... Montrose!
(1975) Jump On It (1976) Mean (1987) The Very Best of Montrose (2000) Ronnie Montrose with
the band Gamma: Gamma 2 (1980) Gamma 3 (1982) Gamma 4 (2000) The Best of Gamma (1992) Ronnie Montrose
Session work with other artists and
bands: Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi (1971)
"Ostinato (Suite For Angela)" Beaver & Krause - Gandharva (1971)
"Saga Of The Blue Beaver" Kendall Kardt - Buddy Bolden (unreleased
solo LP 1971) "Buddy Bolden"[1] &
"Black Train" [2] with Jerry
Garcia Boz Scaggs - Unreleased Muscle Shoals
tapes (1971) Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out at
Night (1972) Sawbuck - Sawbuck (1972) "Believe" and
"Lovin' Man" Van Morrison - Saint Dominic's Preview
(1972) "Listen to the Lion" Van Morrison - The Philosopher's Stone
(1971/1972) "Ordinary People" &
"Wonderful Remark" [compilation released
1999] Kathi McDonald - Insane Asylum (1973)
"(Love Is Like A) Heat Wave", "Heartbreak
Hotel" & "If You Need Me" Gary Wright - The Dream Weaver (1975)
"Power Of Love" The Beau Brummels - The Beau Brummels
(1975) "Down To The Bottom" Dan Hartman - Images (1976) "The Party's
In The Back Room" & "High Sign" Tony Williams - The Joy of Flying (1978)
"Open Fire" Nicolette Larson - In the Nick of Time
(1979) "Just In The Nick Of Time" Lauren Wood - Lauren Wood (1979) "Dirty
Work" (Steely Dan cover) Jamie Sheriff - No Heroes (1980)
"Soldier" Paul Kantner - Planet Earth Rock and Roll
Orchestra (1983) "(She Is A) Telepath" The Neville Brothers - Uptown (1987)
"Whatever It Takes" Various Artists - Guitar Speak (1988)
"Blood Alley 152" Various Artists - Born To Ski soundtrack
(1991) "Born To Ski" Marc Bonilla - EE Ticket (1991)
"Razorback" Marc Bonilla - American Matador (1993) "I
Am The Walrus" (instrumental cover) Anti-m - Positively Negative (1995)
"Security", "Television", "Lonely" and
"Iniki" Edgar Winter - The Real Deal (1996) "Eye
Of The Storm" Sammy Hagar - Marching To Mars (1997)
"Leaving the Warmth of the Womb" CJ Hutchins - Out Of These Hands (1998)
"Cannonball" (bass), "Cross-Leg", "Rock Me To
Sleep", "Out Of These Hands", "What Went
Wrong" (bass) & "Circus Song" David Culiner - Implode (1999) "Human
Shield" Bruce Turgon - Outside Looking In (2005)
"Outside Looking In" Various Artists - The Songs Of Pink Floyd
(2002) & Back Against the Wall (2005)
"Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 2)" Various Artists - Secondhand Smoke - A
Tribute to Frank Marino (2005) "Try for
Freedom" Kevin Crider - Signatures (2006)
"Stratosphere" Ronie
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