Hounds

Hounds were an American rock band from Chicago that released the 1978/79 Columbia albums Unleashed and Puttin’ on the Dog.

Members: John Hunter (vocals, keyboards), Jim Orkis (guitar), John Horvath (drums, percussion), John Higgerson (bass, backing vocals), Glen Richard Rupp (guitar, backing vocals), Joe Cuttone (bass, backing vocals), Don Griffin (guitar), Michael Neff (drums, percussion), Tom Holland (vocals, keyboards), Jimi Kidd (guitar), Artie Baldacci (drums, percussion, synthesizer)

Hounds formed in 1975 in Chicago.

Discography:

  • Unleashed (1978)
  • Puttin’ on the Dog (1979)

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