Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer
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Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer (born 1946, Geneva, Switzerland) was the drummer and keyboardist with the American 1960s rock band Love. He was brought in on drums to replace Don Conka. The band then had a US #33 hit with "7 And 7 Is" with Love lead Arthur Lee eventually replacing Pfisterer on drums on the hit. Shortly afterward drummer Michael Stuart was brought into the band, and Pfisterer switched to keyboards. The band then released the album Da Capo, and Pfisterer left the band.
In 2008 he released a new album entitled "Humans On Mother Earth are H.(O.M.)E." Snoopy describes his music as a fusion of eclectic, Latin, jazz, folk, and classical.
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The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll - 3rd Edition
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