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Grapes of Wrath singer reflects on career including time with The Northern Pikes
Known for their 60s-inspired pop-rock, The Grapes of Wrath enoyed their greatest commercial success in the late 1980s and early 90s thanks to 1989’s ‘Now and Again’ and 1991’s ‘These Days.’
The song ‘All The Things I Wasn’t’ peaked at #19 on the Canadian charts in 1989 while ‘I Am Here’ hit #8 and ‘You May Be Right’ made it to #7 on the charts in 1991.
Kane left the band in 1992 while brothers Tom and Chris Hooper continued on under the name “Ginger.”
The band has reunited numerous times throughout the years and are still playing together at times even today.
Kane also began playing with The…
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