Frank Sherbourne
Frank Sherbourne led a band that put out its first album in 1970. That record included 'Cindy,' a mournful ballad that became their breakout hit. The group's...
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Frank Sherbourne led a band that put out its first album in 1970. That record included 'Cindy,' a mournful ballad that became their breakout hit. The group's sound drew from folk and rock, and they released several albums through the 1970s, like 'The Wanderer' in 1972 and 'The Edge of Reason' in 1975.
Sherbourne's lyrics sometimes touched on social or political themes, and his personal struggles with addiction and mental health were often discussed publicly. The band's lineup included Emily Carter on backing vocals and piano, John Mason on drums, William Thompson on bass, and Michael Evans on lead guitar.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Manchester' and 'Un monde à nous.' Their final album of the decade, 'Echoes in the Void,' came out in 1978 and featured sparser arrangements.
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