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Bread

soft rock, classic rock, 70s

US
Bread

Discography

Pix Title Duration
Baby I'm - A Want You 02:30
Baby I'm A Want You 02:30
Baby I'm-A Want You 02:30
Guitar Man 03:46
Lost Without Your Love 02:56
Took the Last Train 06:05
Belonging 03:19
It Don't Matter to Me 02:43
The Guitar Man 03:46
Hooked on You 02:21
Too Much Love 02:46
Just Like Yesterday 02:15
Look What You've Done 03:10
Games of Magic 03:10
Sweet Surrender 02:36
The Chosen One 04:40
She's the Only One 02:57
Mother Freedom 02:35
Down on My Knees 02:44
Today's The First Day 03:25
Come Again 04:02
Truckin' 02:32
She Was My Lady 02:51
I Say Again 02:52
Been Too Long on the Road 04:52
The Last Time 04:10
Daughter 03:23
Look at Me 02:43
Change Of Heart 03:20
Move Over 02:36
Let Your Love Go 02:25
Family Doctor 02:15
Don't Shut Me Out 02:39
It Don't Matter to Me (Single Version) 02:49
Welcome to the Music 02:57
You Can't Measure the Cost 03:22
Tecolote 04:35
This Isn't What the Governmeant 02:27
Any Way You Want Me 03:15
Hold Tight 03:07
Our Lady Of Sorrow 04:15
London Bridge 02:32
Fancy Dancer 03:33
Make It With You 00:00
Dream Lady 00:00
The Other Side Of Life 00:00
Aubrey 00:00
Yours for Life 00:00
If 00:00
I Want You With Me 00:00

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Born: 0000-00-00

Country: US

Biography - Bread

Bread was a 1970s rock and roll band from Los Angeles, California. They are a prime example of what later was labeled as "soft rock."

David Gates (guitar, keyboards, bass and vocals) and Jimmy Griffin (guitar and vocals) formed the group in 1968, adding Robb Royer (guitar, bass and vocals of Pleasure Faire) before signing to Elektra Records. Bread, the band's debut album as a trio, was a failure. The band became a quartet beginning with their second album, On The Waters, bringing in Mike Botts as permanent drummer.

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