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L.A. Rose
L.A. Rose was a rock band from Los Angeles. Their 1991 single "Heat" became their biggest hit, appearing on an album of the same name that year. They released...
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L.A. Rose was a rock band from Los Angeles. Their 1991 single "Heat" became their biggest hit, appearing on an album of the same name that year. They released several other albums including a self-titled debut in 1989, "Burn" in 1994, and "Phoenix" in 2000 after a break.
The band's lineup included Tommy Blackthorne on vocals, Jake "Razor" Masterson on guitar, Matt "Snake" Wolfson on bass, and Jimmy "King" Monroe on drums. Their career was marked by some public controversies, including accusations of plagiarism and personal issues that received media attention.
They kept making music through these difficulties, with "Burn" showing a more experimental direction than their earlier work. The 2000 album "Phoenix" represented a return after their hiatus.
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