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1980's: Goddo moved onto
Attic Records for what would become their
most successful commercial release with 'Pretty Bad Boys' and the hit
single title track. With national tour support, the band recorded
2 nights live in Barrie, Ontario, produced the double live album
'Best Seat In The House'.
1990's: BEI released a "best of" package called
'12 Gauge Goddo'. Coupled with the critical re-evaluation of
Goddo's place in the
CanCon pantheon, band reunites for
1992's King Of Broken Hearts.
1994/5: Godovitz would return to the spotlight with
The
Carpet Frogs releasing one CD, 'Frog Curry'.
2001: Bullseye Records release the newly-recorded second live album,
appropriately titled '2nd Best Seat In The House'. This CD has become
one of Goddo's best sellers as the band toured Canada extensively in
support of it and in conjunction with Greg's new book,
'Travels With
My Amp'.
2002: Having originally performed as
The Greg Godovitz Chorus & Orchestra as the Blues On Belair
house band in 1999, they eventually changed their name to
The Anger Brothers. A self-titled
studio album was finally released in 2002.
2003: Goddo back in the studio recording their first new studio
album for the masses in ten years called 'Kings Of The Stoned Age'.
The songs 'Rock Star' and 'Such A Fool'
were radio
singles.
2005: marks the band's 30th Anniversary and new, invigorated version
of the band features Greg Godovitz, Doug Inglis, Brad Lovatt
and Steve Shelski.
2006/7: Greg hosts weekly radio
show 'RockTalk' on
1010CFRB in Toronto and producing records
for Three Quarter Stone, Factor Fiction and a re-make of 'Soul
City' for the Partland Brothers.
2008: Greg moves to Calgary to study psychiatry.
"Just got here folks, stand by!"-greg |
