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Blue Ice
Blue Ice was a band that formed in the 1980s and released three albums between 1989 and 1993. Their self-titled debut single "Blue Ice" became an...
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Blue Ice was a band that formed in the 1980s and released three albums between 1989 and 1993. Their self-titled debut single "Blue Ice" became an international hit, and they followed it with albums called Deeper and One More Night. The group included Todd Griffin on vocals, Tony Haynes on guitar, Don Griffin on bass, Mike Wallace on keyboards, and Rodger Carter on drums.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism from conservative groups, and the members' personal lives got attention in tabloids. The band broke up in 1995. Another song of theirs, "Apocalypse," appears in their catalog alongside their signature hit.
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