Silver
Silver formed in New York City in 1970 with David Martin on vocals, Michael J. Lunn on guitar, Glenn Evans on bass, and Robert Weber on drums. Their debut...
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Silver formed in New York City in 1970 with David Martin on vocals, Michael J. Lunn on guitar, Glenn Evans on bass, and Robert Weber on drums. Their debut album 'Silver' came out in 1976 and included the song 'Wham Bam Shang A Lang,' which became their biggest hit. That track's upbeat rhythm and simple chorus connected with listeners during the disco years.
Beyond that single, the group recorded other material like 'Angels Calling' and 'I Don't Care.' They put out a few more albums before the early 1980s, including 'Silver II' in 1977 and 'Heart of Silver' in 1978. Songs such as 'Darling Don't' and 'Forever In Love' show they kept writing melodic pop-rock tunes after their initial success faded.
Silver's lineup stayed consistent through their active period. They never matched the chart impact of 'Wham Bam Shang A Lang,' but the band is remembered for that one bright moment in the late 1970s.
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