Eric Grooms
Eric Grooms formed a band under his name in 1969. The group included Tom Peterson on lead guitar, John Brooks on bass, and Jim Smith on drums. They were known...
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Eric Grooms formed a band under his name in 1969. The group included Tom Peterson on lead guitar, John Brooks on bass, and Jim Smith on drums. They were known for live shows that had some energy.
In 1970, they put out their first single, "Evil Woman." The song did well commercially, but its lyrics stirred some debate at the time about what they were trying to say. The band released a few albums in the following years, like "Road Trip" in 1972 and "Reflections" in 1974.
Their music shifted a bit as the 70s went on, touching on different styles. The lineup wasn't stable, and there were some personal difficulties within the group that affected their work.
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