Steven Soles

He was part of the highly-acclaimed HBO Showtime special, Roy Orbison and Friends, A Black and White Night. For the boxers who used this name, see:. After the break up of The Alpha Band, Soles released two solo albums, Promise in 1980, and 1982's Walk by Love, and went on to produce or perform on albums by Dylan, Burnett, Peter Case, Elvis Costello, Roger McGuinn, Don McLean, The Monkees, The 77s, Olivia Newton-John, Roy Orbison, Tonio K, Victoria Williams and others.
. The band released three albums, The Alpha Band in 1977, Spark In The Dark in 1977, and The Statue Makers of Hollywood in 1978. Sugar Ray consists of the following band members:. When that tour ended, Soles and two other members of Dylan's band, T-Bone Burnett and David Mansfield, formed The Alpha Band. In 1998, the radio stations played their cut "Every Morning", while throughout 1999 the choice cut was "Someday".

Steven Soles, Bob Dylan asked him to tour with his band on his 1975 "Rolling Thunder Revue" tour. The album 14:59 was the comeback to these accusations, with the title implying that their fifteen minutes of fame were not quite up (as if they were currently clocked at 14:59). Known also as J. By the end of 1997, critics were calling Sugar Ray a one-hit wonder. Steven Soles is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and guitarist. Sugar Ray first became famous as mainstream music in the summer of 1997, with the incessant radio play of its song "Fly". Its original and most hard-core work is very ska, but the ska influence eventually dissipated with each new album and hit single.