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Thomas "Zeke"
Zettner (September 21, 1948 –
November 10, 1973) was a
member of the
American rock band the Stooges.
Zettner had
originally been a roadie...
- guitar;
Jimmy Day on the
steel guitar; Paul
English on drums; and
David Zettner on b****. The band was
originally named "The Offenders", but
after it was...
-
Record Men",
featuring Johnny Bush,
Jimmy Day, Paul
English and
David Zettner.
During his
first few
years on RCA Victor,
Nelson had no
significant hits...
-
replaced by a
succession of new b**** players,
including former roadie Zeke
Zettner and
James Recca.
Around this time, the band
expanded their lineup by adding...
- to play.
After his dismissal,
Alexander was
replaced by b****ists Zeke
Zettner and
Jimmy Recca,
though Ron
Asheton pla**** b**** on the
first studio album...
-
Store in Helotes, Texas, a
drunk man
stepped on Nelson's Baldwin.
David Zettner and
Jimmy Day (members of Nelson's band The
Record Men) took the guitar...
- Cotton. 1970:
Tracy Nelson, John Andrews, Andy Mc****n, Bob Cardwell,
David Zettner, Karl Himmel,
James Day. 1971:
Tracy Nelson, John Andrews, Andy Mc****n...
-
Billy English, Paul English's nineteen-year-old brother, on drums,
David Zettner on
guitar and b****,
Shirley Nelson on
vocals (her last
collaboration with...
- properly,
original b****ist Dave Alexander, was
replaced by
roadie Zeke
Zettner. A
short while later Billy Cheatham, who was the band's road
manager at...
- tribute/lament for Pop's
former Stooges bandmates, the
spoken intro references Zeke
Zettner, Dave Alexander,
Scott Asheton, and Williamson. O'Leary
considers it Pop's...
