Urgent (American band)
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| Urgent | |
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| Origin | New York City, United States of America |
| Genres | Rock |
| Years active | 1985–1987 |
| Labels | Manhattan (1985–1987) |
Urgent were an American rock band from New York City that formed in the early 80's
[edit] Band members
- Michael Kehr - Lead and Background Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
- Don Kehr - Lead and Background Vocals, Piano, Keyboards
- Steve Kehr - Drums, Percussion and Background Vocals
- Yul Vazquez - Lead and Rhythm Guitar
- Klyph Black - Bass
[edit] Biography
Urgent rose from the east coast in the mid-80's, and with the help of legendary producers Ian Hunter (singer) and Mick Ronson, they released their debut album "Cast the First Stone" in 1985. It became a minor success with the single "Running Back" peaking at #79 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Their single "Love Can Make You Cry" from "Cast the First Stone" was also featured on the successful "Iron Eagle" Soundtrack album
Their 1987 follow-up album "Thinking Out Loud" was not a success, and the band called it quits
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