Mark Farner, April Wine, and Head East

I'm from Detroit there is nobody better than Mark Farner if you get a chance to see him do it thanks I grew up listen to his albums back in 1973 the best singer and very talented writer

It’s safe to say that April Wine has had its share of success as well as heartache. Having survived through the 70s and beginning of the 80s, as well as the loss of majority of its starting members, the band is still highly respectable to continuing to do what they love most, as well as give their fans what they want the most. With only the Myles Goodwyn and Brian Greenway from the original band (Jim Henman and David Henman opted not to continue I guess), they have been joined with Richard Lanthier and Roy Nichol to continue on playing the music that so many people love.
Much of the crowds that they draw now have been long time fans, but there are the occasional child of a well established fan that is spread out sporadically among the crowd. A majority of the set are the songs that made them famous, including “Bad Side Of The Moon,” “ I wouldn’t Want To Lose Your Love,” “You Won’t Dance With Me” and even their cover of “You Could Have Been A Lady.” Because the crowd knows the band so well, many people are singing a long with the band making for a fun and enjoyable time.

Just saw Head East at Medina Ballroom. They played a number of the great old songs from "Flat as a Pancake", sounded awesome!! I still love this band. Can't wait until they come back to area, will definitely go see again!!!