Steeler (USA)
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Line-up
| 1981-1984 | Ron Keel - vocals, guitars |
| 1984 | Kurt James - lead guitars |
| 1984 | Greg Chaisson - bass |
| 1984 | Bobby Marks - drums |
| 1984 | Mitch Perry - guitars |
| 1981 | Bobby Eva - drums |
| 1981-1982 | Michael Dunigan - lead guitars |
| 1981-1982 | Tim Morrison - bass |
| 1982-1983 | Mark Edwards - drums |
| 1983 | Yngwie Malmsteen - guitars |
| 1983 | Richard Suligowski - bass |
Discography
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1982 | Metal Massacre [VA] | 6.6 |
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2005 | Metal Generation - The Anthology [Compilation] | |
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2006 | American Metal - The Steeler Anthology [Compilation] | |
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2007 | RK / Ron Keel - The Ultimate Collection [VA] | |
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2020 | Come Hell Or Hollywood... ...1981-82 [Compilation] | |
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2024 | Keelworld [VA] | 8 |
Latest reviews
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Steeler
7.5
Steeler a very short lived band that has not to be mixed up with the german Steeler among Axel Rudi Pell, but it has also been stepping stone for two men's careers. The first is the vocalist Ron Keel (later in 'Keel', 'Ron Keel's...
Review by Pierre Tombale ›› |
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