Blues Image
Blues Image

Blues Image

About Blues Image

The Blues Image was a one-hit wonder Latin-tinged pop/rock band, that one hit being “Ride Captain Ride,” which made the Top Ten and sold a million copies in 1970. The group was formed in Tampa, FL, in 1966 by Michael Pinera (b. September 29, 1948, Tampa, FL) (guitar, vocals), Manuel Bertematti (b. 1946, Tampa, FL) (percussion), and Joe Lala (b. Tampa, FL) (drums). Malcolm Jones (b. Cardiff, Wales) (bass) joined in 1966, followed in 1968 by Frank “Skip” Konte (b. Canyon City, OK) (keyboards). The band moved to New York City in 1968 and managed a club called the Image. Then they moved to Los Angeles, where they signed to Atlantic Records' Atco division in February 1969, and released their self-titled debut album. This was followed by Open (1970), which featured “Ride Captain Ride.” But the Blues Image never followed their hit. Pinera left, replaced by Kent Henry (guitar) and Dennis Correll (vocals). Then the Blues Image broke up. A third album, Red White & Blues Image, was compiled from outtakes.

Blues Image Q&A
When did Blues Image's first album release?

Blues Image's first album Red White & Blues Image released on Thu Jan 01 1970.

What is the most popular album by Blues Image?

The most popular album by Blues Image's is Open

What is the most popular song by Blues Image?

The most popular song by Blues Image's is Ride Captain Ride

When did Blues Image start making music?

Blues Image's first song Ride Captain Ride released on Wed Apr 01 1970.

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