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Fathead
Fathead was a soul band that came together in the 1970s, with Tony Henry handling lead vocals. Their first album came out in 1978, titled after the song 'I'd...
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Fathead was a soul band that came together in the 1970s, with Tony Henry handling lead vocals. Their first album came out in 1978, titled after the song 'I'd Rather Be.' That track got some attention at the time.
They put out a few more records after that, including 'Free,' 'Dreams,' and 'Moments in Time.' The band's lineup included Terry Henry on bass, John McFee on guitar, Marvin Parish on keyboards, and Bruce McKenzie on drums.
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