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Troiano - We All Need Love (Chris' Ascension Mix)

Canada's answer to Santana, in a wonderful song featuring a killer synth solo and a great lyrical message. Lead vocal by Mr. Roy Kenner. Again, I thought the 12" single faded out too soon - the synth strings have just come in, the gals have a couple sets of 8 to themselves... and it ends. Hmmm... This isn't exactly what I had hoped for as far as bringing back the lead male vocal, but until I figure out how to do it better, this will do!! Born as Domenic Michele Antonio Troiano in Modugno, Italy, Troiano became a naturalized Canadian in 1955. He was raised in Toronto and began playing guitar at age 15. His first group of note was Robbie Lane & The Disciples, who were hired en masse to back singer Ronnie Hawkins upon the departure of Levon and the Hawks. In 1965, Troiano joined The Rogues who became The Five Rogues and comprised singer George Olliver, bass player Don Elliot, keyboard player Josef Chirowski and drummer Pentti Glan. In September 1966, the band changed its name to Mandala and recorded two singles, including the top ten hit, "Opportunity" in February 1967. Olliver and Chirowski left later that year and were replaced by Roy Kenner and organist Henry Babraj. With yet another organist, Hugh Sullivan, the group scored another big Canadian hit in 1968 with "Love-itis" on Atlantic Records and issued an LP, "Soul Crusade". The band formally broke up in June 1969, but Troiano, Kenner, Sullivan and Glan soon regrouped as Bush, with bassist Prakash John. Kenner also later sang in the James Gang with Troiano, who left in the mid-1970s to play with The Guess Who. He performed with the Domenic Troiano Band in the late 1970s and scored his biggest hit with the 1979 Disco-themed "We All Need Love".