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John Rush
John Rush formed in the late 1990s with John Reynolds on vocals and guitar, Mark Carter on bass, and Steve Davis on drums. Their debut album 'Echoes of the...
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John Rush formed in the late 1990s with John Reynolds on vocals and guitar, Mark Carter on bass, and Steve Davis on drums. Their debut album 'Echoes of the Night' included the single 'Another One Taken Tonight,' which found an audience with its direct emotional pull.
Over the next decade they put out records like 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'The Edge of Darkness.' The band's sound leaned on straightforward rock arrangements and Reynolds's plainspoken lyrics, heard on songs like 'Fifty Dollars' and 'How can you Live with Yourself.'
The lineup shifted over time. Steve Davis left in 2008, replaced by James Morgan on drums. Mark Carter departed in 2015, with Richard Patterson taking over on bass. Reynolds remained the constant through these changes.
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