About Crabby Appleton
Hometown
United States of America
Genre
Rock
Known for their intense, swirling proto-power-pop single "Go Back" -- a Top 40 single in 1970 -- Crabby Appleton demonstrated a keen ear for pop/rock trends of the post-hippie era on the two albums they released on Elektra in the early '70s. Led by Michael Fennelly, a singer/guitarist who spent time in Curt Boettcher's the Millennium, Crabby Appleton seemed poised for a breakthrough after "Go Back," which not only climbed the charts but helped the band receive a rave review from Lester Bangs; he'd also praise their second album, Rotten to the Core, as would Dave Marsh. Poor record distribution and internal strife led the group to split in 1972.
Members of Crabby Appleton include, or have included, Michael Fennelly.
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