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D. Man
D. Man was a band fronted by J. P. "The Big Man" Dolan that came up in the early 1970s. Their sound was raw and rebellious, mixing bluesy riffs with raucous...
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D. Man was a band fronted by J. P. "The Big Man" Dolan that came up in the early 1970s. Their sound was raw and rebellious, mixing bluesy riffs with raucous vocals. They put out their debut album "Lady Luck" in 1971, followed by records like "The Hard Way" in 1973 and "Hellbound" in 1975.
That kind of thing happened to them fairly often, their explicit lyrics and rowdy shows tended to draw attention from censors and authorities.
The band's lineup included Dolan on vocals and guitar, Robert "Boogie" Bowles on guitar, Mark "The Animal" Mendoza on bass, and Ken "The Thrash" Johnson on drums. Their music connected with listeners who felt outside the mainstream, and they developed a devoted following over those first few years.
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