One Horse Blue

One Horse Blue
One Horse Blue
Origin Drayton Valley, Alberta, Canada
Years active 1977–1981, 1993–1995
Labels Vera Cruz
Associated acts Mavis McCauley, Wes Dakus
Past members
James Wright, Greg Dunstan, Jim Foster
Gord Maxwell
Larry Pink
Winston Quelch
Michael Shellard
Rocko Vaugeois

One Horse Blue was a Canadian country music group recently composed of Gord Maxwell (lead vocals, bass guitar), Larry Pink (keyboards), Michael Shellard (background vocals, and Rocko Vaugeois (drums, background vocals). Originally formed in 1975 in Edmonton, Alberta with members Winston Quelch, Bob Burghardt, Randy Lloyd, Michael Shellard, Ian Oscar and Ron Vaugeois, the band was active between 1979 and 1980, and again in the 1990s. They charted several singles on the RPM Top Country Tracks charts and recorded four albums before disbanding in 1981.[1]

By 1993, Shellard and Maxwell had reformed the band, with Jim Foster taking over on guitar.[2] This new lineup produced a fifth album, as well as two Number One hits in "Hopeless Love" and "Bringing Back Your Love", both from 1995.

Contents

Discography

Albums

Year Song Chart Positions Label
CAN Country CAN
1978 One Horse Blue 77 Vera Cruz
1980 Bite the Bullet
1981 Livin' on the Edge
1982 On the Street
1993 One Horse Blue 4 Savannah

Singles

Year Song Chart Positions Album
CAN Country CAN
1978 "Deliever Me" One Horse Blue (1978)
"Cry Out for the Sun" 68
"You and I"
1979 "Bring My Love Around" Bite the Bullet
1980 "Some Women"
"Crazy Fool" 83
"Lost and Found"
1981 "Some Night" Livin' on the Edge
"Livin' on the Edge"
1990 "The Man Walks Alone" 31 One Horse Blue (1993)
"Colours of Love" 67
1993 "Starting All Over Again" 7
1994 "Love's Looking for Me" 10
"Baby Don't Cry" 6
"Everything Money Can Buy" 14
1995 "Hopeless Love" 1
"Bringing Back Your Love" 1

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