Anybody remember them?

[Edbear]

This group was around in the 60's and features a friend of mine, Jim Hodder, as baritone, (on the left).

He's dying of Motor Neurone Disease and I visited him today. He's 77 now and may not last another month. A fantastic guy, an engineer and inventor, loves classic Yank cars, (and our MX5), as well as my bike.

[Mom]

Sorry to hear about your friend Ed.

[Skyryder]

This group was around in the 60's and features a friend of mine, Jim Hodder, as baritone, (on the left).

He's dying of Motor Neurone Disease and I visited him today. He's 77 now and may not last another month. A fantastic guy, an engineer and inventor, loves classic Yank cars, (and our MX5), as well as my bike.


The name rings a bell. Googled the band but nothing came up. There was a drummer in Steely Dan by the name of Jim Hodder.


Skyryder

[Edbear]

The name rings a bell. Googled the band but nothing came up. There was a drummer in Steely Dan by the name of Jim Hodder.


Skyryder

No different Jim. He's listed here, though,
http://www.rockhappenz.com/firstname.html

Still digging to find a bit more history on the band. Other members, were, Gary Wakefield, Tom Hodder and Bruce Johnston. Recording was done at Nightshift Studios in Chch. There are two other albums I've asked Jim's wife to get me copies of.