Harry and The Addicts SP, Brazil
Formed in 1985 as a trio, HARRY AND THE ADDICTS followed the post-punk/powerpop line. In 1987, with the addition of a
keyboardist, the band became a pioneer in Brazil in the mix of rock with electronic music. Now is time to back to the roots.
Johnny Hansen - Guitar, vocal
Cesar Di Giacomo - Drums, vocal
Richard K. Johnsson - Keyboards, vocal
Lee Luthier - Bass, vocal
Marcelo Marreco - Guitar
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