Back Door Slam
Back Door Slam formed in Edmonton, Alberta with Jeff Stinco, Dave Baksh, Brad Walst, and Dale Oliver. They built a following through live shows before their...
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Back Door Slam formed in Edmonton, Alberta with Jeff Stinco, Dave Baksh, Brad Walst, and Dale Oliver. They built a following through live shows before their 1996 debut album 'Up' brought wider attention. The single 'Stay' from that album became a hit for them.
Dave Baksh left the band in 2003 to work on other projects, but Stinco, Walst, and Oliver kept recording. They put out albums like 'Sycamore' and 'Tourist' after their initial success. Songs like 'Takes a Real Man' and 'Come Home' show the straightforward rock sound they developed.
Their catalog includes 'Heavy On My Mind' and 'Gotta Leave' among other tracks that found an audience in Canada. They worked through lineup changes and kept making music without much drama about it.
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