Starbuck

Starbuck was a soft-rock group from Atlanta, Georgia. The band was first formed in 1974. The members were: singer/keyboardist Bruce Blackman, percussionist Bo Wagner, singer Ron Norris, guitarist Tommy Strain, drummer David Snavely, keyboardist Sloan Hayes, and bassist Jimmy Cobb. In mid-1975 Starbuck recorded the extremely clever and catchy single "Moonlight Feels Right" on the Private Stock record label. "Moonlight Feels Right" not only peaked at # 3 on the Billboard pop radio charts in the spring of 1976, but also sold over three million copies as well. The group's first album "Moonlight Feels Right" was released around the same time. The band's second album "Rock'n'Roll Rocket" came out the following year; it beget a second Top 40 hit with the supremely groovy tune "Everybody Be Dancin'," which went all the way to # 38 on the Billboard pop radio charts. Starbuck issued their third and final album "Searching for a Thrill" on the United Artists record label in 1978. The group eventually broke up in 1980.