Band: The Rods
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The Rods were basically an American version of Motorhead, though at times a somewhat more melodic one. Late in their career they expanded to a four-piece for one album; the 'Hollywood' album was designed as a separate project but ultimately released under The Rods' name. Canedy went on to become a sought-after producer.
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Current (or Last Known) Lineup
| Musician | Instruments | Currently Also In | Used To Be In | Guest Appearances |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gary Bordonaro | Bass | Jack Starr | ||
| Carl Canedy | Drums | Jack Starr | ||
| Rick Caudle | Vocals | |||
| David Feinstein | Guitar | Feinstein | ||
| Emma Zale | Keyboard |
Past Lineup (Members Who Never Appeared on an Album)
Discography (11 Releases)
1986 - Hollywood by The Rods
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| Gary Bordonaro | Bass |
| Carl Canedy | Drums |
| Rick Caudle | Vocals |
| David Feinstein | Guitar |
| Emma Zale | Keyboard |
1986 - Heavier Than Thou by The Rods
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| Shmoulik Avigal | Vocals |
| Carl Canedy | Drums |
| David Feinstein | Guitar |
| Craig Gruber | Bass |
1984 - Let Them Eat Metal by The Rods
1984 - Live (live) by The Rods
1983 - In The Raw by The Rods
1982 - Wild Dogs by The Rods
1982 - You Keep Me Hanging On (single) by The Rods
1982 - Too Hot to Stop (single) by The Rods
1982 - Power Lover (single) by The Rods
1981 - The Rods by The Rods
1981 - Full Throttle (EP) by The Rods