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The Barbarians
The Barbarians formed in Los Angeles in 1965, with Jim Messina on lead guitar and vocals, Bill Rinehart on drums, and Larry Ramos on bass. They followed it...
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Ancient Pride
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Dawn Of Brotherhood
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Flames Of War
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Kurkay
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Like a Dream
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Man Of Sorrows
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Are you a boy or are you a girl
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Desperate War
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Last Battle
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The Barbarians formed in Los Angeles in 1965, with Jim Messina on lead guitar and vocals, Bill Rinehart on drums, and Larry Ramos on bass. They followed it with 'Battle of the Bands', which included the track 'Ancient Pride'.
Messina left the band in 1967, and Randy Meisner joined on bass and vocals. The group kept recording after that, though the details are thin.
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