NRBQ

NRBQ (New Rhythm and Blues Quartet) are an American band formed in 1967, known for an eclectic mix of R&B, rockabilly, jazz and pop. Key early members on All Hopped Up (1977) included Terry Adams, Steve Ferguson, Joey Spampinato and Tom Ardolino.

Formed in 1967. Early lineup for the album All Hopped Up (1977): Terry Adams (piano, vocals), Steve Ferguson (guitar, vocals), Joey Spampinato (bass, vocals), Tom Ardolino (drums). Praised for eclectic, irreverent style; cited fans in reviews include Elvis Costello, Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, Bonnie Raitt. "At the Yankee Stadium" (1978) is referenced in reviews as a notable album.

A single DeBaser review celebrates NRBQ's 1977 album All Hopped Up, praising its eclectic mix of R&B, pop melodies and loose irreverence. The reviewer highlights the lineup (Adams, Ferguson, Spampinato, Ardolino) and tracks like "Ridin' In My Car." The overall view is affectionate and amused.

For:Fans of rootsy rock, R&B, rockabilly and eclectic pop; listeners who like loose, humorous band performances.