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Snowball was founded by four of the most distinguished European musicians. Drummer Curt Cress shortly before left Doldinger's Passport. Together with Dave King (bass, keyboards), who amongst others played with Volker Kriegel, Donna Summer and Wolfgang Dauner he built the core of this new supergroup. Keyboarder Kristian Schultze, also from Passport, joined them. The quartet was complete with Roye Albrighton, guitar player and singer for long years of the band Nektar. The debut "Defroster" was released in 1977, here is in on CD for the first time.
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1. Hold on 2. Tender Storm 3. Devils Demons 4. Country Dawn 5. Backfire 6. Lilli Henri 7. Paradise (As a Bird) 8. Defroster 9. Shade
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