Chase
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Chase is an American jazz rock band formed in 1970 by trumpeter William Edward Chiaiese, known as Bill Chase. Born on October 20, 1934, in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Chase had a musical upbringing and played with notable orchestras including those led by Maynard Ferguson, Stan Kenton, and Woody Herman before forming his own group. The band initially consisted of four trumpeters, including Bill Chase, Alan Ware, Ted Piecerfield, and Jerry Van Blair, along with Angel South on guitar, Phil Porter on keyboards, Dennis Johnson on bass, Jay Burrid on drums, and Terry Richards as vocalist. Chaseâs debut single âGet It Onâ (1971) garnered significant attention for its powerful brass section. The bandâs self-titled album Chase (1971) received critical acclaim, earning Chase the title of second-best musician pop and rock of the year by Down Beat magazine, with Bill Chase named âbest trumpeterâ and the album recognized as âbest pop album of the year.â Following this success, they embarked on international tours. The bandâs subsequent albums included Ennea(1972) and Pure Music (1974). However, the group faced a tragic end when Bill Chase and three other members died in an airplane crash on August 9, 1974. A later album, Watch Closely Now (1977), was released featuring surviving band members and tribute performances.
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- Get It On by Chase
- Boss Bitch
- Glitch featuring Chase
- Rock Hard by Chase
- Who by Chase
- Ten Tonne by Chase & Status
- Get Gone by Chase
- Dicks and Cliques by Chase
- The Grudge featuring Vicious Circle
- Zeus by Chase
- Get Off It by Chase
- Barbarians by Chase & Status
- Swanee River by Chase
- No Matter by Chase
- Trapdoor by Chase & Status
- Average Guy by Chase
- Night by Chase
- Weekend by Chase
- Weird Song #1 by Chase
- Poseidon by Chase
- Bochawa by Chase
- Hades (Pluto) by Chase
- I'm No Superstar featuring Chase Manhattan
- When the Sun Goes Down
