Category: Blackeyed Susan

Blackeyed Susan

8/15/2018

When Dizzy Dean Davidson left Britny Fox he formed a new group that was a big step down from the "in your face" glam and lace look of his previous band. There was a lot more difference than the image with Blackeyed Susan.

The debut album Electric Rattlebone had some great bluesy tracks as well as a few instrumentals. Whether you heard of Blackeyed Susan back in the day or are just now discovering that the Britny Fox frontman didn't just fade into the metal ether check out this album.

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Blackeyed Susan
Dizzy Dean Davidson – vocals, guitar and harmonica
Rick Criniti – guitar, sitar and vocals
Tony Santoro – guitar and vocals
Eric Levy – bass and vocals
Chris Branco – drums and percussion

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August 13 Britny Fox and Blackeyed Susan

8/13/2018

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This week's Vintage Spotlight Bands are very closely related, but surprisingly a lot of people don't know about one of them.

Britny Fox exploded onto the hair metal scene with a victorian look involving a lot of lace and ruffles to go with their long hair. Their first album had the popular hits "Girlschool" and "Long Way to Love".

After a 1992 breakup....

Frontman Dizzy Dean Davidson formed the group Blackeyed Susan and purusued a less glam, more bluesy sound. This was a short lived band that produced some catchy tunes, including "Ride With Me".

Throughout this week we'll look at the individual bands and members as well as what they're doing today!

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